i keep seeing a ton on yt but i got no idea how they get there info and if i should even rely on that

Maybe there could be a course on what to do outside of studying, like obviously sleep is important but maybe things like what to eat during your 10 minute break and how often/long should you take breaks from studying, tips on balancing an already large amount of schoolwork/extracirricular activities with studying for the SAT. Theres probably tons of other things you could include in this that I haven't thought of but I think this would be a pretty unique and useful course if it was made.

y’all think if i lock in and spend the week using one prep to do most of the math question types and figure out how to use desmos (bc i def need to practice using that in context) ill get last minute points? (and maybe bring my score up to a 1400)

i did a SAT progress post a week ago and scored a 1360 (690 R 670 M) and to study i’ve been using chat gpt for concepts, yt, and one prep. i took another practice SAT and got a 1370 (700 R 670 M) and wtf lmao i really did practice and studied and thought i was good enough for a 1400 at least. a 10 point increase is not really a increase too ngl- not really sure what I’m messing up but ig tbh my math score may be the same bc i guessed on the last few questions of the second math module bc i wanted to go to the gym but i looked at them and it’s not like i would’ve been able to solve them anyways

i cant manage to focus on the long ahh explanations collegeboard gives us