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luv ur videos... i just struggle with logical questions

Hi thank you

am too lazy to listen to allat. just say, is the answer b?

I got a 1500 on the December physical SAT

Thank you!!

This was so helpful, thanks so much!❤❤

Does 1520 make me competitive for any school? - not saying other parts of my application would be enough

i got a 1560 and im probably going to community college lol

I got 1490 😂 taking the act in July 😔

mfw i get a 1490

Cool

is 1570 and 1600 seeen the same by colleges or should i retake (i really dont want to I HATE IT :( but if its necessary i will)

Me watching this with only a 1400 💀

is 1290 good

1500 screwed up english completely

is this script made by gpt lmao

i got a 1500 and still got rejected by pursue :(

I got 840 is that good

Thank you for making this video. I finally found the video for me.

Lol

1510

1480😭😭

How about if you got 1600?

I got 1450 in the June SAT.. you helped a lot... I just find the logical questions for English is really difficult for me -- And YES I am going to improve my score on August 24

I didn't I have Balls I think I got 980-1000 I don't remember

wheres the video for "if you scored 1600, clcik on this video"

thanks for the tips! helped me and my friend 😆.

I'm from west Africa, and took the test for the first time and got 1310. would want to take the test again, but then its expensive here. I have a GPA of 4.0 , which schools would you consider I apply to in hopes of getting either full ride or a good scholarship.

What should i do as an international student?

Got a 1240 which is honestly what I thought. Goal is 1400 🫡

I have a 1240 SAT(superscored) and a 2.9-3.0 GPA. I intend to major in IT and have ECs related to it with certifications in network architecture, cybersecurity and AWS. I also have 2-3 LORs. I want to make sure i apply to the right schools which fit my stats and have a good chance of getting accepted and this is my list as of now: 1.LSU(ISDS) 2.UOklahoma(MIS) 3.Texas Tech(IT) 4.Mizzou(IT) 5.Penn State(IST) 6.UIowa(Informatics) 7.UCF(IT). are these a good selection of schools where i have a decent chance of getting into atleast 3 of the schools i listed?

If I got a 1460 is it worth it to try and retake to get a 1500+?

what if it was lower ? 😭

I haven't even gotten my score yet. I just hope it'll be better than this

no because i thought this was a legit howtohackthesats video great one tho

this is very helpful and actually entertaining?? i’d love to see this again 😅

I like your videos, short but full of knowledge. Thank you, I appreciate your work

The practice tests are much easier than the actual test

Interesting m + 2 trick

This is the easiest question I’ve seen🙂

also for the math question 22 with the variable C instead of just guessing each value until you get it correct (someone might settle for 20.3 or something just barely off..) I would graph the parabola and you can see the max y value with desmos when you hover over the graph at the grey point so then you can just plug that value into the y value for '2y=c' and get the exact answer much faster

While specific Digital SAT questions are confidential, here are five types of tricky questions commonly found on the exam: Data Interpretation: These questions require analyzing and interpreting data presented in tables, graphs, or charts accurately. Look out for subtle details or trends that may affect your interpretation. Word Problems: Tricky word problems often involve multiple steps and require careful attention to detail. Focus on identifying key information, formulating a plan, and checking your solution for accuracy. Logical Reasoning: These questions assess your ability to apply logical reasoning skills to solve problems. Expect scenarios where you need to make deductions, identify patterns, or evaluate arguments. Advanced Algebraic Concepts: Tricky algebra questions may involve complex equations, inequalities, or functions. Be prepared to apply advanced algebraic techniques to solve them. Geometry and Trigonometry Challenges: Look out for geometry and trigonometry questions that require a deep understanding of geometric principles or trigonometric identities. These questions often involve non-standard shapes or configurations. To prepare for these tricky questions, utilize LearnQ's resources, such as AI-generated practice questions and simulated tests, to familiarize yourself with various question types and hone your problem-solving skills.

Love your video!! I’m a incoming penn student #classof2028

is this my sign to lock in for college apps?

I got a 1280 I gotta retake. I'm aiming for at least a 1350.

Heyy i believe i did my first module pretty good i even checked all answers and when i got to 2nd module it was also easy idk how there were ig about 5 tricky ones but that's all and 2 or 3 long ones but otherwise it was easy can u tell how i didn't get the harder module

love the random frying vids in the background

Hi! What do you think is the score range in the English section if one was to get the harder second module? I’ve heard of 600-800 and 400-800.

Are practice tests really representative of what you’d get on the actual test?