Not my goal, but not too bad. Could've done a lot better, but I (un)fortunately won't ever take the SAT ever again. All of my admission decisions are out, so it's not like taking it will affect anything anymore. That being said, despite the fact I'm probably posting this WAY later than everybody else, I still hope everybody else made their goals. I may not have made it, but I sure hope you guys did.

I did a short practice test using Aniko. Here's my results. I basically speed-blitzed the Reading & Writing section. Despite how much I hate it, I've gotten very good at it. I was also doing some light prep on OnePrep at school and didn't miss a single one. Math is a bit different. I only got two wrong. The first one was because I got confused at evaluated the wrong thing. (I got -6k, when it should've been just -6). The other was because I was trying to simplify the scientific notation, but did it incorrectly. Overall, good score. Maybe if I wasn't dumb with that one math question, I wouldn't have had to rush on Q12 and got it right. Time management is my greatest enemy, especially as an overthinker & perfectionist.

Getting back on the grind since I need to prepare for the SAT this weekend, so I've decided to use Aniko to see where I am. Not too bad, but a little too slow. I need to learn to pick up the pace, which is probably gonna be hard to do in only 4 days

Feb 1, 2026 Today, I decided to split my workload of 100 questions into two sets of 50, and split that into two sets of 25 between Reading & Writing and Math. I'm very proud of myself for committing to this. I didn't think it was possible for me to sit down and answer 100 of these grueling questions. It genuinely haunts me that I was able to do that. I did super well, too. I only missed two questions, both I can chalk up to natural human error instead of not knowing, which is amazing! - The first question I got wrong was in Math. I got this question wrong because I misread the answer choice. I accidentally thought that a negative in front of a square root made the whole term negative for some reason (in a similar way to parentheses). For the future, I just have to be more observant of my answer options. - The second question I got wrong was in Math as well. I got this question wrong because I simply forgot that b was negative, so I essentially did a - b instead of a + b. For the future, I will be more careful with my information, and make sure that my answer matches the context of the question. If b is positive, but I get it as a negative, I just have to remember to subtract instead. Anyways, with a 98/100, I am very glad to say that I made it. I would also like to suggest my departure from the challenge. As much fun as this was, I genuinely cannot afford to dedicate anymore time to this, ESPECIALLY if I have to do EVERY DAY what I JUST did for the next 7 days. It'll genuinely destroy my mental health, sleep, and well-being. I need free-time, especially since I can rarely have it anymore these days. I believe this officially places me at 15th place, assuming nobody gets eliminated tonight. Either way, I hope those still participating in the challenge are doing good, and are getting something out of it. I am rooting for all of you, not only today, but for the foreseeable future. Just like in every Mr. Beast challenge video, someone always has to leave with a grand exit. This is my grand exit... o7

Feb 1, 2026 IT'S THE START OF A NEW MONTH IN 2026! The SAT draws ever closer. Yet, unlike the previous times, I do not fear it. Isn't that strange? Anyways, I'm almost done with my daily challenge, and unlike last time, I have considerable time to get it finished. All I have are 25 math questions to get through! My recommendation for anyone still in the challenge is to split up the things you have to do in sections. If I had focused on this initially, I wouldn't have submitted my challenge at the last minute last night... Anyways, the SAT is a month and 2 weeks away. LOCK IN!