How to Get a Perfect Math Score on the SAT

I​f you're already scoring 600 points or above on the SAT, you're probably aching for a few extra points to achieve that perfect score. So, besides commitment and time, what will it take?

F​irst, you should know that colleges looking for high caliber students have somewhat of a benchmark score in mind. For top tier schools, a score of 1530 is that benchmark, and once you’ve surpassed it, even top schools won’t nitpick over whether you have a 1540 or a 1580. Colleges just want to make sure you’ve exceeded their baseline score. So, if you already have a score of 1530 or higher, you don't need to take the SAT again (1530-1600 are all viewed as equivalent scores).

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