The June SAT is in 30 days. If you're testing on June 6, every day from here matters. Here's what you need to do right now. Step 1: Take the Diagnostic Test Before you study anything, you need to know where your score is right now. The Diagnostic Test (half-test) on Aniko is way shorter than a full SAT and it tells you: - Your predicted score - The exact question types costing you the most points - Where to spend your study time first Do this as soon as possible → [Diagnostic Test] Step 2: Pick your path Once you know your current score, you've got two options: Option A — Go through the 5-Day SAT Prep Plan. This will guide you through our free Desmos, Grammar, and Passage Questions courses. Here's a quick [walkthrough] of how to find it all. Option B — Go all-in with Mission 1400+. If you want the full Math and Reading & Writing courses (every problem type, not just the most common ones), a custom study plan built around your diagnostic score, two weekly calls with me, 1-on-1 support through the Credit system, and the fastest path from where you are now to your target score, that's what Mission 1400+ is built for. Plus, it's backed by this guarantee: Score 100+ points higher on the SAT, or I'll coach you 1-on-1 for free until you do. → [Upgrade to Mission 1400+] One more thing. This community only works if you actually show up. Post your progress. Comment and like other people's posts. Do stuff. If you just lurk, nobody benefits (lol) See you in here. — John

Most SAT prep doesn't work. You watch the videos. You grind practice tests. But your score barely moves. I'm John, and I'm a 99th percentile SAT scorer. I built Mission 1400+ because I wanted to give every student the exact system I wish I had. In Mission 1400+, you'll score 100+ points higher on the June SAT, or I'll coach you 1-on-1 for free until you do. Here's how it works: I'll personally build your SAT study plan based on your score, target, and test date. Then, the more you study, the more 1-on-1 Tutoring with me (and other rewards) you earn. Plus, you get: ✅ Full SAT Course (every problem type) ✅ The Loop Strategy (how to improve with every missed problem) ✅ 20,000+ practice problems (Aniko Premium) ✅ 2 live group calls per week What happens after you join: 1. Send your info. 2. I build your custom study plan. 3. Start the course + question bank. 4. Join calls and earn 1-on-1 coaching sessions. 100+ point improvement in 60 days or I coach you free until you get there. Applies to students starting at 1300 or below. Current price: $97/month. This INCREASES after the May 2 SAT. If you join before then, your price stays locked. Not happy in 3 days? Full refund, no questions asked. Send this to your parents about Mission 1400+: https://mission1400parents.replit.app/ Join Mission 1400+ here

I have used aniko for my 3rd time, prepping for the May SAT. I was told by @Ion Firedvst that typically, whatever score is predicted by Aniko, you'll get higher (obv practicing so Aniko understands you better). I've gotten a 940 on my first sat-December SAT 2025, and my second, I got a 1020, March SAT 2026. After this, I was thinking about how I'll get a 1200 on the May SAT. Because let's be honest, 940 to 1020. I would be VERY happy if I got a 1200 because that's what the university I wanna go to wants. So I started studying, bought aniko, and studied. Took help from two great individuals: @jason patron and @Ziad Amir . Helped me in maths and English. But while I was preparing, my predicted Aniko was 1410 at its highest, and 2 days before test day, it fell to 1190 after I took a full-length test. I took help from Jason, and he gave me some tips. So I used them and practiced. When test day came around, I thought "1200 is more than enough'. So I gave the paper and thought that I would get 1200-1300. Every day since then, I have been nonstop panicking because this is truly the last attempt before admissions close. So I opened my result Yesterday, and I got something I never expected. I truly never thought I would get close. I have genuinely not paid any attention to school at all. That's why my base was too weak. Anyway, I wanna thank @Ziad Amir and @jason parton for helping me out to achieve this unthinkable SAT score, and thanks to @Ion Firedvst for aniko. Wouldn't have happened without them. I was never a smart kid in school, lmao. I have never paid attention to school. I didn't know what SOHCAHTOA was until the May SAT. But I locked in for one month because if I "suffer" and study hard for one month, then I won't be suffering in my future and be unemployed. So locking in for one month wasn't bad at all, and I would suggest everyone that if it's 2 months or a month till your next sat, Study as hard as you can and don't be stressed before the exam during prep. That's just plain stupid. Stress after test day. I used to lie to myself and use AI while preparing for my previous SAT. I would lie that I am doing amazing prep and so on. I wasn't and instead played games for like 7 hours while studying only 2 hours.