Did you know the College Board publishes several actual full-length SAT tests along with detailed answers and scoring guides, which can be used as practice?
I didn’t.
But, with Keaton in the middle of her senior year college admissions push (holy crap, what?) I started wondering: How well could I score on the SAT if I were to take it today?
So I scrolled through one of the practice exams quickly the other evening while laying in bed. I don’t exactly remember, but I suppose it was always just reading, writing, and math – and there never was science or anything else. I’m pretty sure that I’m only more literate than I was as a highschool senior, so I doubt I’d do too poorly on the reading & writing bit. It’s more a curiosity re: how I’d do on the math part. How much can I remember without having to look things up? Y’know.
I might do it. That’s the kind of spare time I have again and I love it.
Also written on this day...
- it keeps going - 2019
- alternating apexes - 2010
- a floor is meant to be walked on - 2009
- x-rated - 2005
- does this count? - 2004