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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Proficiency Tests & Test-taking
SAT help!
Hi,
I'm from England and i will be taking the SAT examination later this year before applying to universities in the US. Tutoring for the SAT over here is out of this world expensive and i was wandering if anyone was up for email correspondence? Not full on tutoring just answering the occassional question in regards to theories/concepts i need clarification on? Topics would include the reading, writing and maths topics of the examination and possibly sciences if possible. Thankyou!
I'm from England and i will be taking the SAT examination later this year before applying to universities in the US. Tutoring for the SAT over here is out of this world expensive and i was wandering if anyone was up for email correspondence? Not full on tutoring just answering the occassional question in regards to theories/concepts i need clarification on? Topics would include the reading, writing and maths topics of the examination and possibly sciences if possible. Thankyou!
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I haven't taken the SAT since it was taken in two sections, each scored from 200 to 800. At the time, it was a scam and measured little more than your ability to take the SAT. From what I've heard, I doubt it's changed much.
- I haven't taken the SAT since it was taken in two sections, each scored from 200 to 800.
- At the time, it was a scam and measured little more than your ability to take the SAT.
- From what I've heard, I doubt it's changed much.
- There are serious and seriously good colleges and universities in the US that don't require the SAT (or the ACT).
- pdf Avoid the ones with "Bible" in their names.
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I haven't taken the SAT since it was taken in two sections, each scored from 200 to 800. At the time, it was a scam and measured little more than your ability to take the SAT. From what I've heard, I doubt it's changed much. There are serious and seriously good colleges and universities in the US that don't require the SAT (or the ACT). Go here:
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