I thought it might be useful to have a specific place where you can drop question screenshots, just so it is easy to drop and answer them. I also can solve any questions you want in the Mission 1400+ calls (which is now accessible for free for 7 days!).

SAT scores came out yesterday. So today some of you are feeling amazing, and some of you are feeling terrible. I'm writing this mainly for the second group. Because here's the thing NOBODY wants to hear: If you got a bad score, it's because of your own mistakes. I know that's not some revolutionary concept. But a lot of people really don't get it. There are two excuses that often appear on a day like this. First is this: "I didn't even study that much, so it's fine." Cope. Second: "The SAT doesn't test intelligence anyway." Yes, that one's actually true, but think about it for a second. If it's not about intelligence, then why'd you do bad (lol)? It's just a game with set rules. Like a video game. So, here's the advice: Take a few days to feel bad. That's normal. But after that, no more excuses. Because honestly there's only two things that move your score. - Do more questions - Do them with better quality That's it. If you're doing 10 questions per day, do 20. But also, if you keep skimming passages or never using Desmos, more reps won't save you. That's the whole thing. Video here where I discuss this a bit more.

My country literally takes 790 math as 82nd percentile? Nah I am so so cooked 😭🙏. At least it's for 12th grader tho

i started learning SAT since Febuary this year, starting at around 1200. it took me around 4 months to achieve such a huge 200 score improvement. therefore, i wanna give a big thank you to John whose videos guided me to this community and everybody here. you guys were helpful and lovely, and i was also really glad to help everyone in return. thanks to your help, i have so many ways to self-learn the SAT efficiently, so that in the end, i’m able to hit a crazy 800 Math!

There may be times when you have a good idea out of nowhere, so you try to take some notes, but sometimes you cannot express them through words. Is it okay to use AI to help you express that idea for you? Ik this question may sound stupid but I guess y'all are also struggling with this essay