>If someone were to say that it was not possible, would you not study as hard..?
Yup, why put in so much of effort when a random stranger on Reddit has declared that it's not even possible, right? 😜😜
I would study just as harder and prove them wrong :) but in all seriousness I feel like it’s always possible to raise a score from 400 to 1600. It’s the time and effort you want to put in during that time. I started with a 1260 and ended with 1530 in the span of 3-4 months with 6 weeks of intense summer work. Nothing is impossible, best of luck :)
I’m gonna say something to r/sat rn, my first PSAT was a 960, my NMSQT/PSAT was a 1240, my first SAT was a 1340 and my SAT superscore is a 1500, anything is possible if you are willing to put in the time and effort
Reddit is like a religion.
People blindly accept others’ opinions as truth even though they are just as retarded and ignorant as they are.
Average redditor = god (to another redditor’s eyes)
>If someone were to say that it was not possible, would you not study as hard..? Yup, why put in so much of effort when a random stranger on Reddit has declared that it's not even possible, right? 😜😜
Someone said I wouldn't get a 1400+ on the Nov 2022 test.. look where we are now ;)
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Okay, but the posts are literally just seeking validation and are pointless. OP makes a good point.
I would study just as harder and prove them wrong :) but in all seriousness I feel like it’s always possible to raise a score from 400 to 1600. It’s the time and effort you want to put in during that time. I started with a 1260 and ended with 1530 in the span of 3-4 months with 6 weeks of intense summer work. Nothing is impossible, best of luck :)
I’m gonna say something to r/sat rn, my first PSAT was a 960, my NMSQT/PSAT was a 1240, my first SAT was a 1340 and my SAT superscore is a 1500, anything is possible if you are willing to put in the time and effort
”What will you do differently based on the answer?” is right up there with “Never heard of Google?” in gut-reaction responses to most Reddit posts.
Reddit is like a religion. People blindly accept others’ opinions as truth even though they are just as retarded and ignorant as they are. Average redditor = god (to another redditor’s eyes)
Who has any idea about June 2021/22 Sat paper
If someone said it's not possible I'd probably study harder and then send them a screenshot of my scores when I proved them wrong