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r/satprep
966 members
r/satprep is a subreddit with 966 members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is small in size.
A place for students to get help with the SAT standardized test. This will cover assistance in all subjects, with explanations and general test-taking skills.
Popular Themes in r/satprep
#1
Advice Requests
: "How to Motivate Yourself to Study for the SAT"
32 posts
#2
Ideas
: "💡 TTP Pro Tip: SAT Studying Does Not Have to Be a Drag"
19 posts
#3
Self-Promotion
: "SAT tutoring / prep"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/satprep
#1
Sat
: "How to Get 800 on Sat Math | Game-Changing Tips and Strategies! 💯"
103 posts
#2
Math
: "Acing the New SAT Math (Digital SAT)"
55 posts
#3
Questions
: "Ratio and Proportion Questions on the SAT"
38 posts
#4
Ttp Pro Tip
: "💡 Ttp Pro Tip: Don’t Compare Yourself to Other SAT Test Takers"
36 posts
#5
Practice
: "Sorry if this is a dumb question but why does everyone say you should Practice using the built in desmos calculator? I feel like physical calculators are easier to use and they’re allowed "
31 posts
#6
Score
: "Top 7 Reasons Why My Practice Test Scores Are Higher Than My SAT Score"
23 posts
#7
Prep
: "SAT Prep advice"
17 posts
#8
Study
: "The Best Way to Study for the SAT: 7 Strategies for Success"
16 posts
#9
Schedule
: "Sorry if this is a dumb question but why does everyone say you should practice using the built in desmos calculator? I feel like physical calculators are easier to use and they’re allowed "
16 posts
#10
Error
: "Sorry if this is a dumb question but why does everyone say you should practice using the built in desmos calculator? I feel like physical calculators are easier to use and they’re allowed "
16 posts
Member Growth in r/satprep
Yearly
+184 members(23.5%)
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