What the Heck is the PSAT® 10?!? And how do you study for it?

[@aperson4682]

Next thing u know they’ll create a 2nd SAT to replace the subject test

[@jhmrem]

I'm looking forward to the PSAT Pre-K. Scores range from 200-206 with optional Daniel Tiger section.

[@toms.4382]

@@jhmrem hahaha probably going to be cocomelon section in a few years

[@brenna760]

The PSAT 10 is one of the most ludicrous money grabs I have ever heard of.

[@lasiuslord6833]

Have to agree with you.

[@MrsCarls-xy6jn]

Can you please do some videos for the PSAT 8/9? I teach 8th grade AVID and in (non-pandemic) years, we give all 8th graders the PSAT 8/9. These would be super helpful in helping them learn more about the test and relax while taking it. Your videos rock, btw. I make my AVID students watch so many of them to prepare for high school and college.

[@considerthebirds]

This was the most entertaining testing video I’ve watched 😂 also great info, thanks!

[@EyeExaminers]

Brooke, you are so up to date! Thanks!

[@neetikaprabhakar3603]

Can you take this test if your school doesn't offer it?

[@SupertutorTV]

You would have to be a guest test taker at a school that does offer it. It's possible but not many do it.

[@neetikaprabhakar3603]

@@SupertutorTV thank you!

[@josecossich26]

You should totally make a video about double majoring!

[@josecossich26]

I love these videos, super helpful.

[@Lucas.Dunn24]

I took the 8/9 in 8th grade and I got 1110 I didn’t study or anything but I think that’s a good score

[@special2915]

Nice

[@mr.benedict4872]

I took it also in eighth grade and got a 1040, and then in ninth grade 1050.....we'll see how much I have improved on PSAT 10. (I really didn't try on those two tests, recently I have been working a lot more on SAT material.)

[@special2915]

@@mr.benedict4872 nice

[@jaydenwilson8371]

Shit I did horrible I got a 860 from not studying at all because I took it after the summer. I’m now trying to improve my score in my sophomore year to see what I can improve on

[@yashitasinghal6711]

hey, I just wanted to ask about the psat 10 practice tests you mentioned in the video. i tired going on your website and i couldn't find any psat 10 dedicated practice tests . i only found some of psat nmsqrt and sat. and i also tried going on the official college board site for the same but the pdf which is there doesn't redirect you to the test but rather the scoring guide. so could you pls guide where can i find the practice test for the same.

[@zainabbibi7652]

I need help. I'm going to have an SAT on 4/19/21 I don't know where to start, what to do, or anything like that. I really need to get a high score. I'm aiming for 1350+

[@ivywinding2164]

Anybody else concerned about the fact that their school is make ALL the freshmen as well as the softmores or is it just my school

[@jcocccckkkkkkgfhchfjgutd3973]

Mine to

[@irameow8747]

Hello, my name is Ira and I'm Russian high school student who is interested in buying your online SAT prep course. So, i have some questions about it. Will your prep course be helpful and suitable for me as for international student? Does it have kinda schedule for preparation process? I know it has huge number of videos, text paterials and so on, but is there some suggestions about how to start, what to do step by step?

[@SupertutorTV]

Hi Ira! Thanks for your interest in our online course. 1. In terms of schedule, the course is built on what we call a "cycle of learning" -- you take a practice test, enter your results online, then you review it using videos that pair with the particular question, then you generate a "study list" based on what you missed with our automatic "generate study list" button, then you work through that study list. You can also electively add tip/strategy videos you feel would help you. Then you repeat the cycle. Take a test, enter results, review what you missed, generate in depth areas to work on, watch videos and do accompanying worksheets, repeat. 2. If you want more guidance than that, we have multiple suggested study schedules (downloadable pdfs) based on how long you have (i.e. 6 or 12 months, 3-4 months, 1 month, etc.). These also add to the mix pacing and specific assignments-- essentially what I would email you each week each step of the way if I were your private tutor. Additionally, we offer email support if you have additional questions. We also have a spreadsheet of most all the strategy/content videos on our course and you can bookmark items for your study list in the course and mark lessons as completed in the course to track your personal progress. Let us know if you have other questions, Ira! -Brooke

[@irameow8747]

@@SupertutorTV thank you very much, Brooke

[@monval37]

i took the psat in 7th grade, psat 7?? 😳

[@rakshnaanachiyarsuresh1217]

Wow, I was checking very single school in my residential country if they could give me a chance to write the PSATs from their school as mine doesn't offer, but they said they were only for pupils from their school. Therefore my father decided to ask one of the private tutoring center about it and he ended up saying that writing PSATs at 10th grade is totally useless you should have done it by last year so just wait for one year and take your SAT's it's better to write Sat's rather then wasting your time by writing PSATs now.

[@PankajKumar-os3tm]

Thanks, you provided much information as I am also a sophomore in India

[@hcucycycfyc6659]

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[@rarakim9283]

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