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번역 관련 문제 보고
While a 1400 SAT score won’t make you a shoo-in for the top universities in the country, it certainly drastically increases your chances of getting accepted. You can confidently apply to the schools of your dreams assuming the rest of your application is up to snuff. Admissions officers will take notice with a 1400 score or higher.
Vocab is a crucial part of the SAT exam which most students underestimate. If you don’t know the definition of a difficult word, it makes it nearly impossible to answer the rest of the question properly. As a result, it’s highly advisable to improve your vocabulary before taking the test again.
The most effective way to achieve this goal is to search for SAT vocab lists online. There are plenty of resources that will show you commonly-used vocab on real SATs. This way, you can rest assured you’re studying pertinent words and not random vocab.
If you’re coming off months of preparing for the SAT, you might need a slight break from standardized tests to reset and recharge. As long as you have sufficient time (which is why we recommend taking the SAT early!), you shouldn’t have any trouble avoiding thinking about the SAT to give yourself a break. You can focus on other parts of your application to remain
1. Don’t be hard on yourself.
It’s never fun to view your highly anticipated standardized test results only to realize you didn’t get a good score. This is especially tough to handle if you spend a lot of time and energy preparing. However, a 1290 SAT score isn’t the end of the world. Take a deep breath and try not to be too hard on yourself. You’ll need that energy moving forward.
Selective schools with anything below a 20% acceptance rate are going to have too stringent of requirements to really consider applicants with a 1290 SAT score. Of course, there are some great state colleges but that doesn’t mean you have to accept a limiting college application. have fun in a public university lmao
Love always, Joe
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