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Our son Alan is going to be a Sophomore, so he's taking the PSAT this year. We were talking about it last night and decided we regret not giving Alan adequate preparation for the test. He will also be taking the SAT soon and we don't want to make the same mistake. When should we start thinking about beginning an SAT preparation course for Alan? How long should my son spend preparing for the SAT?
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Like most thigns, it depends. Does alan have a lot of extra curricular activities? Does he have a lot of time to devote to SAT prep? How long does alan need to become more comfortable with the Material? You can do a prep course in a few weeks or spread it out over a few months, but it's probably a good idea to leave 2 or 3 months.
My son has been working with PrepMe for 2 months now and he hasn't finished the material. Granted, there's a lot of preparation material on the prepme site, but it's just because our son has so many other time commitments that he can't devote a lot to test prep. It all depends and you should probably discuss it with your son
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I'd also say 2 or 3 months