Not as fast but ya

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 didn't tell anyone about this, but I actually took the SAT for MYSELF on May 2. And as you know, the scores came back today. I got a 970... JUST KIDDING (don't worry). I actually got 1530 (790 Math/740 Reading & Writing). Gotta be honest, the Reading & Writing really was crazy difficult on this one. This was actually lower than my past score of 760 lol. So my super score is now a 1550. I did slightly increase my Math score. Gotta thank the Aniko study plan for the practice (basically my only practice lol). Also have to shoutout Mission 1400+. I know it's obviously biased but I genuinely did use all the methods I teach the students in there, and one of the hard Math problems I solved in the calls before May 2 showed up almost WORD-FOR-WORD on the test. Finally in the 1550 club!

This journey has been a lot of fun and taught me a lot. I think this is a good enough score that I can just call it here. Thank you everyone.

sorry maybe i’m blind but i don’t see where it says what level 3 is thank u