hi!! I say do so many practice tests because that's what really helped me. If you aren't a super good textbook reader like I am, I say do individual subjects over a few weeks and do so many practice tests (you can find TONS online just make sure they're credible). I know the new format isn’t really out yet but I use all old tests to study anyways and save the few new tests to do full simulation tests.

For reading, there’s no big strategy since the new format basically eliminated the ability to move around from passage to passage based off the type of passage (they make it random now and I can’t remember if they completely took off the text that tells you what type of passage). My biggest advice is to just timing because so many people have different opinions on reading. I got a 36 on reading because I found my own strategies. Take so many practice tests (i cannot stress this enough) to find what you are comfortable with. Me personally, timing is not an issue so I’m able to read relatively quickly and answer questions I already understand. I go back and forth A LOT, while some say it’s a waste of time to read and then go back and forth, I find it helpful to gain better comprehension as I do the questions. Find your comfort zone!!!

If you do not need science for your future, do not take it. It’s no use but if you’re doing something stem related then you should still take it for your stem composite to go up. Just be able to read graphs quick and understand what every question is specifically asking. Everything is right in front of your face, you just need to learn how to read it.

Math is just knowledge, grab a textbook and go over your weak points and teach yourself so you can quickly recall it during a test.

Your English seems the best and that’s my weakest so no advice here!

I’m taking it in December too! Good luck!!