10 Tips For The PSAT: Tricks, Strategies, and Tips To Help You Succeed!

Here are 10 MUST KNOW TIPS to help you score as highly as possible on the PSAT. For many students, the PSAT is the first standardized test that they will take, so Michael will walk you through some of the basics of the test, common mistakes and questions and some simple tips that can help you score higher! For many students the PSAT is really just a practice SAT which does not matter, but if you can score highly enough, it can help you win money and some scholarships to prestigious universities. The last minute tips for the PSAT can make the difference between scoring highly enough to become a National Merit Scholar and wining $2,500 or just missing it. Michael will cover some important math formulas and strategies that you need to know to score 1450+ on the PSAT as well as tips & tricks for the Writing & Language section and the Reading section while you cram for the test. If you are cramming for your PSAT, this can help you feel more confident and comfortable on test day. Do not forget to subscribe so that we can continue to help you improve over your test prep journey. All of the videos on our channel for the SAT can also help you prepare for the PSAT.
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[@Connie_g]

i take mine tomorrow and im stressing

[@emperorreaper9240]

Same

[@meronyemane8645]

Same

[@preppros]

Don't stress too much. Besides being valuable for National Merit Scholarship, which requires very high scores and varies state to state, the PSAT is really just good practice for getting used to standardized tests and can serve as a really helpful benchmark before you begin preparing for the SAT. Unless you are able to get a National Merit Scholarship, colleges will not see your scores at all, and it will have zero affect on your admissions. There is no downside tomorrow and only the possibility of upside! So I would recommend to try your best, but unless you have already been preparing for the SAT and scoring 1540+ on the SAT, don't stress yourself out too much! Feel free to drop any test prep related questions!

[@overthinking1843]

we got this guys

[@Lodocihel]

Same

[@thesithturkey]

Taking my psat in like an hour!

[@mikeybeckner1567]

real

[@Toast_ig]

Me too 😭

[@aryankapoor4418]

Wonderful Tips- Thank you.

[@preppros]

Glad to help! Best of luck tomorrow or on Saturday!

[@RickTheDudeKK]

I got the PSAT tomorrow... These are really gokd techniques, thanks!

[@G82_M4]

same

[@Whatinnit]

Same

[@xxanx1etywhite420]

I literally moved to the US two months ago and I have to do this, I have no dang idea what to do

[@preppros]

Are you going to have to take the PSAT or are you talking about the SAT? Happy to answer questions to give you some guidance. Always feels overwhelming when you are the first in your family to go through the process.

[@ToyotaTacomaOfficial]

I have PSAT tomorrow

[@stack-]

I take mine in 2 days

[@benji7555]

5:25 can someone explain why the answer is 2x^1/2 and not 4^1/2? Using the examples, B should've been the correct answer?

[@carolorenzo8185]

the answer is 2x^1/2, because along with the x, you want to get the four outside of the radical. two squared is four, so the four would become a two, and the variable's exponent is put in fraction form leaving you with 2x^1/2

[@benji7555]

thank you! @@carolorenzo8185

[@parrotsarecolorful01434]

9:35 Hey, do you mind giving me the link for this free trial. I cant seem to find it. Thanks!

[@preppros]

www.preppros.io/sat-course.

[@tychavez1924]

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