If you have more time your schedule becomes pretty simple, if less intense than the shorter programs.  Simply take the schedules for the other programs and extend them.  The first 5 days might take you 7 or 10.  The middle part of the program might be taking tests 2 or 3 times a week, depending on how long you have to prepare.  The last three days should be the same with the exception of taking the 4 tests 2 days before the test.  Take the 4 tests the weekend before the week of the test.  This gives you kind of a run through of the test the next weekend.  But you want to approach the test with energy and momentum.

Keep the following in mind as you decide on your schedule:

• The more tests you can take and review, the better you will learn the test, the better you will  perceive patterns and see the tricks they have placed before you.
• You must develop your vocabulary.  We've showed you several methods for doing it, but you must remember that vocabulary is where the last, toughest points on the SAT verbal come from.

The program you lay out should be a part of your day, like working out, learning a musical instrument, or practicing some skill.  You simply must decide to beat this test and you will.