The Best Free Resources Online to get a 1500-2400 on your SATs

As you start to approach your junior year in high school, lyfe (no, not life) starts to get tough. You have to balance all your activities, school work, AP classes if you took any (which I strongly recommend), sports, a job if you have one, and it all starts to pile up quickly. But the best advice I would give to any underclassmen is focus on your SATs your junior year. (And getting good grades but isn't that a given?) Your SATs could be a make or break factor that can stop you from getting into the college of your dreams, score high in it and you could be getting a boat load of cash which allow you to sail off to college with a full ride. This four hour test is like none you have ever taken and I don't care what your rank is or what your GPA is or how good you can play ball you will not get accepted into your college if you don't score well on this exam.

Now I when I was looking for free resources to help me get as close to a 2400 as possible I couldn't find one such website that existed. Instead I found six or seven different websites where I wanted to thank the creators from the bottom of my heart because without them I don't know how well I would've scored on the SATs. It's a tough test and even if you think you're smart look at me for example. I'm a senior in high school taking AP Calculus AB and BC (Calc 1 & Calc 2) the first time I took my SATs I scored below average in the math section, just barely getting a 500, why? I failed to realize is this test doesn't test how smart you are, but rather tests how well you are at taking the SATs.

So what I want everyone of you guys to know from a senior right now is work your little booty off right now and score well on this test because it will open up so many doors for you. And I know many people say the SATs aren't the only factor but for 90% of the public universities out there your results on this exam are the equivalent to your grade point average that you work four years trying to keep up. Four years = four hours. 

In conclusion, why did I just write that this isn't the SAT lol. No but in all seriousness really study hard for this test and take advantage of all the resources I give you and I will guarantee with a strong work ethic and diligent studying you will get the score you want; not because you want it but because you earned it! 

Links:

• Official SAT Practice Test 2012-13 from the College Board (Take this first and from and study only what you had trouble with first, take it in ONE sitting I know it's 3.5 hours :/ ) 
• The Critical Reader (SAT Idiom List)
• The Critical Reader (SAT Grammar Rules)
• PWN the SAT (Math, Reading, & Writing)
• Reason Prep's Vocab List (V. 2.1)
• College Board SAT Skills Insight
• College Board Question of the Day
• Reason Prep (He makes a video of the QOTD everyday)
• Go to your local library and practice with Princeton Review and Kaplan review books