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Does anyone else feel like khan academy isn’t that good? I was using it when I first started prepping for the sat and I feel like it is overhyped. I guess that is because it is free. Maybe I didn’t stick with it for long enough to see progress.

Does anyone have tips for understanding passages better? I feel like a decent amount of the mistakes I make are because I don’t understand the passage. Sometimes they make the wording tricky or put unfamiliar words in passages that make them difficult to fully comprehend.

i took a practice test on aniko and my rw score dropped by 80 points. i got a 670 in rw on the official sat and i thought from there it would improve, but in the last 2 practice tests i took, it either stayed the same or dropped significantly. I plan to do like ~95 more hours of studying from now until sept 12, so how do yall think i should spend my next weeks of studying to yield the best possible score boost on rw? For reference: My goal is a 740 on RW