SAT, TOEFL Master into SOS

I'm in my third year of high school next semester, and I'm going to fly to the United States next year. Here's a little bit of personal experience.

Tutoring books, personally, I think that only OG+ real questions are done, because the style of other tutorial books is quite different from the real questions. If the OG questions are done, you can consider going to see the OC, the OC is more difficult, but the style of the questions is still close to the real questions, and the other Balang, PR, and Kaplan are forgotten, one has no time to do it, and the other is not very useful.

Then apply for a pre-test sprint, SAT according to your situation 1800 or 2100 class choose one (it is best to take the SAT within 3 months after the class, otherwise it is difficult to maximize the effect of the class), and then it is best to register for a crash class before the test.

Ruby sucks, don't look at it, it's as difficult as TOEFL ruby. It's good to memorize 3500 well, after all, it's the official professional vocabulary, and there is time to selectively memorize gre (selectivity means not to memorize all words, mainly memorize adjectives and adverbs, and less nouns).

4.I am from Nanjing, and we generally arrange the time here as follows: memorize words well in the first year of high school, the first TOEFL in the summer vacation of the first year of high school, the first SAT1 in October in the second year of high school, the second TOEFL in the winter vacation of the second year of high school, the SAT2 in May, the second SAT1 in June, prepare the application materials (or the third TOEFL in the summer vacation), and prepare for ED&EA in October in the third year of high school (or the third SAT1, ED&EA is also in time but in a hurry).

I only prepared for my sophomore year of high school, so the TOEFL time was relatively tight. In short, allocate your time reasonably according to your own situation.

5.According to the discussion on CUUS, Nanjing students generally have the lowest GPA. The one in Hangzhou doesn't seem to be very high.

This thing mainly depends on the school, it is recommended that you go to Hangzhou and ask them how to get it, the methods of dealing with schools in various places are different, and there may be differences between Nanjing and Hangzhou.

Hope it helps

If you have time, memorize the gre ruby.

If you are admitted to an American university and your foundation is very good, then 1 year is enough time to ensure the top 50 and compete for the top 20

Normally, your sophomore year of high school is spent preparing for all the exams you need, and your junior year of high school is spent writing essays to apply to various colleges.

Here's the approximate timing:

1.From August to September this year, I started to take TOEFL training classes (this kind of class is very good, look for shortcuts, but mainly rely on my own later review) and then review for three months, and rely on TOEFL around the winter vacation, and I have to take it during the winter vacation, study hard, and wait until March to end the TOEFL (whether it has passed 100 or not, I will continue to talk about it later).

2.Preparing for the TOEFL first and then preparing for the SAT will not be disjointed, and it is unreliable to take the SAT in a big step all at once. Start taking SAT classes around March, and generally finish it in June, (the SAT in May-June can be tested, and the results of high-efficiency children can be used this time), don't be greedy for fun in the summer, review well, and focus on the SAT in October, and then start applying.

Note that many students get an SAT test until December or even January of the next year, and the trick to applying to college is to prepare materials in advance.

3.If you have a good score and finish the TOEFL and SAT early, for example, if you have a good SAT test in May and June, then prepare for SAT2 and take the SAT2 in October, so that you can easily hit the top 20.

First of all, I don't know how good the landlord's English is. The TOEFL and SAT are much less difficult, and it takes a lot of effort to prepare. If the goal is to be in the top 50, then the TOEFL must be above 90 and the SAT must be above 2000, and to reach this level, it may take many tests.

It is recommended that the landlord memorize the TOEFL words as soon as possible, and then hurry up to memorize the SAT words, if you want to be more perfect, you can memorize the GRE words. The SAT has a large number of words and takes a long time to prepare. And after memorizing the SAT vocabulary, many TOEFL words will be available.

It is mainly necessary to prepare according to your current level of English.

You can apply for a New Oriental SAT intensive class, which mainly talks about test-taking skills for the exam, which will be helpful for your SAT test.