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SCHEDULE SUGGESTIONS

1 WEEK

2 WEEKS

4 WEEKS

FULL SCHEDULE

The links above will take you to the appropriate length of preparation time you have available.  Note that these are suggested time guidelines and schedules for preparing for the SAT.  If you have more need to improve one aspect of the test more than others, then shift your focus accordingly.  But be very careful that you do not ignore one section for the other (for instance working only on the verbal section) because you will still have points available in both sections by learning the test (unless you already have an 800).

The anticipated time to allot is given for each day.  At first glance, the time required may seem a bit discouraging (if it doesn't, then you are already ahead of the game because you have realistic expectations).  Keep in mind that you are preparing for a very important test.  Look at some of your friends and how much time and money they are devoting to the test.  We believe that your decision to use this program sets you aside to begin with.  Your independent thinking and motivation will serve you well when preparing for and taking the test.

In every case here we are suggesting minimums.    The more tests you take and the more vocabulary words you learn, the better off you are.  We know you have schoolwork and other constraints on your time.  If you can’t get in all the work we suggest as a minimum, don’t think that program won’t work.  You will improve, even with less work than we have suggested.  We are simply trying to offer a realistic timetable to get a very significant increase in your score.   The only limitation should be in your available time and stamina.  If you perceive that you are going through the motions or your attention is really wandering, shut down for a while.

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