SAT timing can feel like a speed run every second counts, and pacing is the ultimate skill. Just like in gaming, the trick is knowing when to slow down for accuracy and when to push for speed. What’s your best strategy for managing time during practice tests? Do you set mini‑timers, skip and return, or treat each section like a timed level?

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Think of every SAT section as a boss battle. Reading is the puzzle boss, Math is the strategy boss, and Writing is the speed boss. Each practice test is like leveling up your skills, learning the patterns, and finding the best moves to win. What’s your go‑to ‘power‑up’ when tackling SAT prep snacks, music, study hacks, or something else? Let’s share our cheat codes for success..