05-21-2014, 08:35 PM
Hi,
I just took this test last month and got a 58. I was hoping for higher, but that is not too bad. You should be just fine if you know basic grammar and revision skills. You should also know how to cite and reference sources. If you know that you will be just fine on the multiple choice. For the essays the only thing that I can recommend is practice, practice, practice. You can find SAT prompts online; google will bring up what you need. I timed myself and wrote an essay everyday for a week and a half. That practice made all the difference in the world for me on the essays. As was said above, if you can reschedule I'd highly recommend it. If you don't think you can pass just study some more and take the test a little later. It will be worth it!
Sincerely in the Lord,
Isaiah McKinney
I just took this test last month and got a 58. I was hoping for higher, but that is not too bad. You should be just fine if you know basic grammar and revision skills. You should also know how to cite and reference sources. If you know that you will be just fine on the multiple choice. For the essays the only thing that I can recommend is practice, practice, practice. You can find SAT prompts online; google will bring up what you need. I timed myself and wrote an essay everyday for a week and a half. That practice made all the difference in the world for me on the essays. As was said above, if you can reschedule I'd highly recommend it. If you don't think you can pass just study some more and take the test a little later. It will be worth it!
Sincerely in the Lord,
Isaiah McKinney
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