SAT & ACT Training Plan; Step II: Practice

Are your SAT and ACT test scores not high enough to put you in the running for your dream school?

Are you an athlete who has been told that the admissions office says you need higher test scores?

Do your SAT and ACT test scores not reflect your academic standing?

Do you want to significantly improve your SAT and ACT test scores?

You CAN improve your scores if you are willing to make a commitment to the following training plan.

Training Plan

Preparing for the SAT and ACT is similar to training for a marathon (I have run two). Training takes a personal commitment to spend the time and energy necessary to reach the finish line under your time goal.

Set a goal score based on the median test scores of the reach schools on your list of colleges.

Set a goal to complete 8 SAT practice tests and 6 ACT tests. Write your goal down and post it in place you will see it first thing in the morning (bathroom mirror).

Schedule a time to train (25 or 50 minutes five days a week).

Memorize the test directions.

Learn strategies and techniques to approach the critical reading and writing questions and math problems.

Practice with the answer book open.

Close the answer book and take practice test sections.

Take timed practice test sections.

You can beat the test!

Plan to win!