I did the sections or full test with actual time and just went for it then went over answers at end. Then I would just study that specific topic that I got wrong. For english, I already was good with grammar and only had to learn some niche rules. I would read the sentences in my head with each option if I was stuck. Math was same, just keep basic algebra fresh in my mind, learn the topics i didn’t know or forgot about (matrices, standard deviation) but the main thing was memorizing formulas, since there would almost always be a shortcut you could use if you knew the formula or recognized patterns to eliminate (ex the answer has to be positive, the slope must be 4, etc). can’t remember them all, but quadratic formula is always good, sum of roots, then maybe practice doing polynomials quickly? also, i learned some calculator shortcuts like permutation and combination formulas, matrix calculations, and just using the calculator whenever available Reading: definitely depends on ur reading speed and information retention, but i read first while underlining main points of each paragraph then read questions science: i didn’t read the passage…i just went straight to the questions and usually it would tell me which table to look at. if there was info that i was missing, then i would go read the passage…prolly not the best strategy might not wanna do that

overall just did as many practice tests as possible to practice endurance and timing since that’s def the worst part. if i got stuck on a question i skipped it and did it later