Hot take: Most SAT students don’t actually have a “study” problem. They have a SYSTEM problem. Because what usually happens is: - You study hard for a week. - Then lose momentum. - Then panic-study before the exam. - Then your score comes out lower than expected. (like on score release day today, for example.) And now you’re frustrated because you KNOW you could’ve done better. That cycle is exactly what I'm trying to fix inside the new Gamify SAT: - Less guessing. - Less overwhelm. - Less “what do I do next?” (shoutout to @Thanesh Mugu for the feedback on this) - More structure. - More momentum. - More accountability. Big update soon.

I’m planning on scoring in the 600s for the June 6 SAT

Yesterday my score came out, and I was really surprised to see I got this score. This is my first time taking the PSAT (with the exception of practice tests). I thought I did so bad on reading lol

Okay this is super embarrassing for me but I stopped the practice grind 2 weeks before the SAT. I only got a 1130, 580 on WR and 550 on Math. I know I was doing good on the SAT cause the second segment was like 10x harder, and I didnt finish all of the problems. Im gonna be on that aniko AND khan grind while following the gamify pathway for desmos and allat but im super excited to see how much I can improve (i was projected for like a 1400 man </3)

ITS THE ONLY WAY TO SAVE OUR SAT SCORES!!!!!!!!!!!!