most students think the SAT is about speed. nope. the real cheat code? accuracy over everything. here’s the move: ➡️ stop trying to answer every question. ➡️ instead, skip the hardest 4-5 time-sucking questions in each section. ➡️ use that extra time to slow down and double-check the rest. when you do this, your accuracy skyrockets. missing "fewer" easy/medium questions = instant 80–120 point boost (no extra studying required). focus on redusing silly mistakes instead of accuracy. beacuse you can still get 1450+ score if you make less than 12 mistakes in the overall test. ✅ try it on your next practice test: circle the hardest questions, leave them blank, then guess at the end. watch your score jump. sometimes the smartest way to “do more” is to actually do less. Good luck

Started at a 1120… aiming for that 1600 😅. Right now I’m doing like 5 hrs a day with Crackd Pro + a tutor once a week. It’s been rough ngl but I’m trying to stay consistent. Biggest thing I’ve noticed: it’s less about being smart and more about being locked in every single day. Still, some days I just don’t feel it. Anyone got hacks for pushing through? Like tricks you used to get your score up faster? I’m down to try anything that saves me from burning out before test day 😂 Drop your best tips 🙏

took my first practice test. Got 1340. planning to make it 1480 by the end of this week. wish me luck

Went from a 1370 to a 1560 on college board practice tests in just two weeks. The thing that helped me the most when it came to getting an 800 in reading was definitely the SAT reading explained video. I didn't have much knowledge on punctuation before watching and rewatching the video so the explanations were really useful. The GPT prompt also helped me a ton and was my main source of practice. The only real problem with it is that--especially on the math section--it often generates questions with no correct answer in the answer choices.