A perfect SAT® score of 1600 is rare, but it’s not a mystery or a fluke. Every year, students do achieve it by understanding how the test really works and preparing with near-perfect accuracy in mind. This guide explains what a perfect SAT score means, its level of realism, and how students who score 1600 approach the exam differently.
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It’s a common scenario. During your junior or senior year of high school, you decide to take the ACT or SAT. But when you receive your scores, you’re disappointed to find that you did fairly well on each section except one.
Preparing for the ACT or SAT, one of the decisions you will have to make is whether or not you are going to take the essay portion of your chosen test. Both the ACT and the SAT have made this testing portion optional, and taking the test with the essay costs more.
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