I'd suggest "rotating concepts" by studying in shorter blocks. Try to hit a little bit of Verbal and Quant each day. For example, if you know you have 3 hours to study, you could do 1 hour of SC concept review, 1 hour of Algebra review, and 1 hour of RC practice. Mix it up, but don't let more than 3 days go by without "hitting" every question-type. There's only 5 types of question formats: PS, DS, CR, SC, and RC -- so this is totally do-able. If your strategies are solid for each question type, it's okay if you don't come back to a concept for a week or so. Just keep analyzing and attacking your weaknesses.

Thanks for the tips, I will def use them!!! For math, should I divided by subjects? or mix it up?

Hi Vivian,

I just started using Grogkit and I really like it. I recently completed the Princeton review and I have a good understanding of the concepts but seems like I cannot apply them since I keep making errors or I just don't know how to solve the question in less than 2 mins. I already schedule the exam for May 04. Do you think I still have time? also, If I concentrate on the Website and the OG, do you think that should be enough (practicing at least 2 hrs per day/reviewing the explanations) to go from 500 (where I am now) to over 700? Should I postpone my test?

I really need to get a high score, but making mistakes discourage me

Thank you,

Angie