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Posted on 05.19.11 by Todd Johnson 1 Comment

When to Prepare for the SAT

I told you last week that you should take the SAT in the spring of your junior year. So when is the best time to prepare for the SAT?

The summer before junior year is the best time because you are likely to have more time to spend on the preparation than during the school year. Yes, I know you are busy and also want to have some time to relax in the summer. No problem. You don’t need to devote 40 hours a week to SAT prep but you do need to spend some time.

However, don’t prepare during the summer and then forget about the SAT until you take the test. Continue practicing through fall of junior year so that you are at your best when you actually take the SAT.

Next week I will tell you the best way to prepare for the SAT.

 

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Todd Johnson is the founder of College Admissions Partners. Todd regularly teaches other independent college admissions counselors and is the country's leading expert in BS/MD admissions. He is also the author of a best selling book on BS/MD admissions.

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  1. Why You Need To Prepare For The SAT » I Researched 4U says:
    October 5, 2011 at 6:47 pm

    […] @@ADSENSE@@.If you are a high school student preparing for the next step of your life, the SAT can be one of the…The SAT and the ACT are the two standardized tests students can choose between, and nearly every college in the country requires students to take one or the other. If you know how colleges use these tests, know what these tests include, and know how to prepare for these tests, you will be set up for conquering the college entrance process. […]

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