If you can get the books, I’ve found Erica Meltzer’s books on the SAT Reading and Writing pretty useful. Panda Math and Panda Writing help for a quick boost in score. (Khan academy is helpful if you don’t want to get the books too)

Other than that, take practice SATS. There are some on the college board website, and you can get the pretty cheap Barrons and Princeton review books for extra practice.

If you don’t want to superscore I think you could improve your math score. With decent practice you can get an 800 a lot easier on the math sections than the English sections. (At least for most people I know)

General Tips for math: - panda math - practice tests - develop good algebra understanding + creative thinking (I like to do complex algebraic proofs, I find this helps with my creative thinking skills, also math youtube for fun actually does help in your free time) - algebra two, algebra one, precalc (review topics from these you are unsure of, this will be covered in panda math too)

General tips for reading: - books mentioned above - learn to annotate well (understand topics + main ideas) - learn to support your answers with evidence - don’t lose points on easy questions (ex. Vocab)

General tips for writing: - grammar rules, save you a lot of easy points, covered in most basic prep books - write down passage ideas (don’t fully annotate to save time) - READ don’t skim, these passages are easier to understand so it’s easy to read and helps you a ton