So I didn't completely read all of the posts I couldn't focus so if I repeat some stuff I apologize. On the SATs there are some math questions that you write in numbers, if you answer these incorrectly you do not lose points so always try to answer these if they won't take you to long. Don't guess on the others unless you have a good educated guess because you lose 1/4th a point, also don't spend a lot of time on one question (you've probably heard those two before). To practice review your algebra 2 and geometry, that's all I needed on the test, I maybe used pre-calc/ trig on one question...For reading make sure you completely understand the text before answering the questions. And for the sentences you have to correct go with what sounds best (that's generally the correct answer) but it helps to know basic grammar rules. I honestly didn't study to much (oooops....) because my AP history test was the day before and my AP english test was the Wednesday after so I was focusing on them. I found that some of the AP english studying did help me on the SATs/ ACTs so if you wanted to glance at one or two practice multiple choice sections for them it wouldn't hurt. Umm...I think thats it...hope it helps.