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Can't Miss Ways To Boost Your Scores
Here are some can’t miss FREE on-line programs to improve your scores. Since building your vocabulary and reading comprehension skills is a cumulative process, it is recommended that you get started as early as possible.
- Sign Up for SAT Question of the Day provided by The College Board.
- Get The Free Official SAT Practice Test.
- Sign Up for Dictionary.com Word of the Day
- Check out The New York Times Learning Network -- Daily News Quiz, Test Prep Questions, Word of the Day
- Sign up for The Wall Street Journal or The New York Times and try to read at least one article or op-ed piece each day. A free daily newsletter such as the WSJ’s On The Editorial Page (one of many newsletters offered by the WSJ) is a great way to learn about current issues while improving your vocabulary and reading comprehension skills.
- Sign Up for My College QuickStart ™ from The College Board.
If you took the PSAT/NMSQT on or after 2006, you have access to My College QuickStart My College QuickStart includes these features:
My Online Score Report – An enhanced score report that allows you to review each PSAT test question, your answer, and the correct answer with answer explanations.
SAT Study Plan – A customized SAT study plan based on your PSAT/NMSQT test performance, highlighting skills for review and practice.
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