Digital SAT Reading: 6 Hacks to Boost YOUR SCORE

For many students, reading the hardest subject to master because it isn't always clear how to improve. The skills needed to read effectively can seem vague or imprecise. That said, there are several concrete strategies that you can adopt to perform better on the Digital SAT. In this video, we'll cover six simple hacks that can quickly and dramatically help you improve your score on the test.
About Me:
My name is Nathan Greenberg. I'm a graduate of Brown University and Phillips Academy Andover, with 15 years of experience in test prep and college admissions. I've helped thousands of high school students improve their GPAs, earn high marks on standardized tests such as the SAT, ACT, and AP, and get accepted at the most prestigious and competitive universities in the world. I founded Ivy League Mentors to make my knowledge and experience with students looking to make the most of their education, wherever they may be located.
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[@ariunnsann6245]

1210- 1450 i can do this. Wish me success on my may sat. Goodluck on your tests❤❤❤❤❤

[@hjlea8946]

good luck!

[@ivyleaguementors]

Good luck, everyone!

[@James-ud1if]

630 ->720 in 2 months. I hope I can do it!

[@ivyleaguementors]

I'll be rooting for you. Good luck!

[@a23sde]

have you managed it ?

[@shyness1375]

Hello how

[@vdcaptain1349]

Student me : always asks the questions which are in my mind 😅very innovative and thanks for the video ❤

[@ivyleaguementors]

thanks. most of the student me questions are inspired by questions that real students have asked in the classes that i teach

[@thevivaking1114]

Thank you so much for all your help for the June SAT. I was able to raise my English score by 60 points from a 690 to a 750 thank you so much!

[@ivyleaguementors]

That's huge. Congrats!

[@sauravkafle1033]

Thanks, this helped a lot.

[@ivyleaguementors]

Glad it helped!

[@a23sde]

Thanks, love the way you teach!
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[@ivyleaguementors]

Thanks. Every sub helps!

[@taskinkhan3137]

DSAT day after tomorrow, 7th October. Pray for me

[@ivyleaguementors]

Wishing you the best!

[@siis8699]

Hello! Thank you for the video!
Do you think I can go from 1310 to 1500+ till the next August sat?

[@ivyleaguementors]

That's an ambitious goal, but I've seen students achieve that kind of progress before, so I know it is possible. The most important thing you'll need is a productive review process. I've found that the best method is to take practice tests and use them to pinpoint what is causing you to get questions wrong. That will allow you to determine what you need to do to avoid getting similar questions wrong in the future. If you haven't already seen it, I go into the process more in this video: ruclips.net/video/gRjel1DR3B4/видео.html

[@siis8699]

@@ivyleaguementors thank you very much! I am taking dsat, do you think I can use practices from the regular sat for the math section?
Thank you!!

[@ivyleaguementors]

The math sections on the digital and paper versions are very similar. Definitely take all the official DSAT tests to get used to the new format, but if you need additional practice, the paper tests could also be helpful, as they cover nearly the same material.

[@clairdelune779]

Hello, are the questions you put from practice tests? Because I haven't done all of them, so I don't want to spoil them. Your videos are so helpful. Thank you so much.

[@ivyleaguementors]

Good question. These questions are from the linear tests, but there is some overlap between those tests and the ones you'll find on Bluebook, so it is possible that some of the questions also appear on the Bluebook practice tests.

[@taskinkhan3137]

Also, to the viewers, if u r readin this comment, i suggest binge watch all his video regardless of how much time you have got left in your hand

[@ivyleaguementors]

Yes, please do 😄