SAT Reasoning Test, score Options

[pandemonium]

so i took the sat reasoning test in june and i just saw my scores online and they were pretty bad i got:
Critical Reading: 400
Mathematics: 500
Writing: 390

im not good at writing essays, and my english affected my critical reading cuz i saw long words that i have never seen im my life (well since i know the english language)
im planning on taking it again senior year and i want to know what did you do to improve your scores?? besides the SAT question of the day, wich by the way it barely helped

[salcha4u]

I smell fakes.



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[anoniez]

I smell fakes.
Here, join this group of lying suckups.
http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/

It always makes me angry when people assume I'm lying purely based on my score, without knowing me at all. I know it's easy to say stuff over the internet but 1.) I hate lying and liars with a passion, and 2.) I graduated 2 years ago, why the hell would I lie? I was trying to give some helpful advice based on experience, and show that I know what I'm talking about. This is why I never tell anyone my score, because of people like you.

Not only that, but I worked my ass off for my test scores. I was already a good test taker but I put in definitely at least 70, maybe up to 100 or more, hours of studying and prep classes and taking practice tests to prepare. And it paid off: I got a 240 on my PSAT and a 36 on my ACT as well. I more than earned those scores, and the right to mention them. Perhaps you should put some thought into being more respectful of others.

And thank you dreamstar7 :)

[salcha4u]

It always makes me angry when people assume I'm lying purely based on my score, without knowing me at all. I know it's easy to say stuff over the internet but 1.) I hate lying and liars with a passion, and 2.) I graduated 2 years ago, why the hell would I lie? I was trying to give some helpful advice based on experience, and show that I know what I'm talking about. This is why I never tell anyone my score, because of people like you.

Not only that, but I worked my ass off for my test scores. I was already a good test taker but I put in definitely at least 70, maybe up to 100 or more, hours of studying and prep classes and taking practice tests to prepare. And it paid off: I got a 240 on my PSAT and a 36 on my ACT as well. I more than earned those scores, and the right to mention them. Perhaps you should put some thought into being more respectful of others.

And thank you dreamstar7 :)

Hmm. What made you so sure I was talking to you?