1. Start off with a warmup of CB Question of the Day 2. Go to Aniko: Do my weaknesses first and study them, then do other questions 3. Find another SAT website with questions and practice on it 4. Watch an SAT video Every other day: 1. Take a practice test from CB or Princeton Review 2. Analyze my weaknesses and find its explanation

im kinda scared imma get lessee than 1200 but I just have to keep practicing

Listen to me. For the longest time, I was stuck around a 1090 on the SAT. No matter what I tried, I saw almost no real improvement. I felt like I was putting in effort but not getting results. Then I joined the SAT Lock-In Challenge. At the start, my estimated score was around 1150. I wasn’t making much progress, I was just kind of “floating,” doing the work without real direction. But once I started following the study plan on Aniko, everything changed. In just one week, I improved by over 300 points. I’m not exaggerating when I say I’ve never seen anything work this fast for me before. Unfortunately, I don’t even have Aniko Premium, but even with limited access, the system still made a huge difference. If you ever get the chance to unlock unlimited questions or full access for a period of time, it is absolutely worth it. So seriously, if you have the opportunity, lock in. Stop switching methods every week. Just follow the study plan and stick with it. Everything else I tried didn’t come close to this.

I thought it might be useful to have a specific place where you can drop question screenshots, just so it is easy to drop and answer them. I also can solve any questions you want in the Mission 1400+ calls (which is now accessible for free for 7 days!).

are aniko practice tests good or should i do bluebook