SAT 2400 Prep

Just to give you an idea of what you're up against, when the new SAT was put in to circulation in 2005, of the 300,000 students that were given the test, 107 achieved a perfect score. It's expected that 1 in every 5000 students will get an 800 on each of the three sections.

If you're worried about that and feel frustrated, I'll put it in perspective for you:

- You have a 1 in 195,249,054 chance of winning the lottery...
- You have about a 1 in 10.5 million chance of dying in a plane crash...
- You have a 1 in 10,000 chance of hitting a hole in one or finding a four leaf clover...
- You have a 1 in 1,000,000 chance of becoming a billionaire...
- You have a 1 in 250,000,000 chance of dying by the hand of a falling coconut...

So you actually have a pretty good shot! There are two important things to remember here:

1. Achieving a 2400 is withing your control, you're the one who determines if it's going to happen.
2. Working for a 2400 is the only way you'll get a 2395, 2350, 2300, etc.

So if you want to get a good score at all, SAT 2400 prep is the way to go.

In 2005, the new version of the SAT was introduced. Previously, you could get a maximum of 1600 points. That number increased to 2400 - 800 in each section. In addition to the score change, the format was changed, and the types of questions presented were altered.

According to the college board, the new test is not harder, it's just different. In fact, they say that the best way to prepare for the test is through practice examinations and self study. That means that SAT 2400 prep is something that you can do yourself.

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