Tips for Doing Well on the SATs
The first suggestion is to search the internet for sites that help you prepare for your SATs. There are many, and a lot of them have good clear suggestions on how to do better than you think you can. Lots of them also have examples of the kinds of questions you can expect to find on the SATs. These questions will be set up just like they are on the SATs, including in the various categories you will be answering question in. They may even have mini tests you can try.
When you are writing your SATs, go through the entire test and answer everything you can. When you start, don’t waste time on the hard ones. First answer everything you think you know. You can lose points if you answer wrong, so don’t put in an answer just to fill in space. You lose no points on your SATs when you leave a question blank.
On your SATs you will have a variety of sections. Each one will ask you different things. Make sure you read carefully what they want you to do. The biggest mistakes are made when you don’t understand what the questions on the SATs want. In the math section of the SATs there isn’t a point penalty for wrong answers. So, once you’ve answered all the ones you are sure of, it’s okay to go back and guess on the others. Who knows, maybe you’ll improve your scores with successful guesses. You don’t need to be reminded, you’ve probably put enough pressure on yourself, but as your SATs are important you must study hard before you write them.