Take practice tests to get a feel for the questions you'll see. Not only that, but follow up on your practice test by reviewing missed questions and learning how to avoid similar mistakes in the future. The important part is the learning in-between tests.

1. Guess whenever you can eliminate at least one answer choice (it's always in your best interest to do so). 2. On Math, know your formulas ahead of time so you don't waste time and make sure to fully employ the process of elimination. 3. On Writing, review simple grammar skills to help you pick out incorrect sentences. It may be helpful to pick up an old grammar writing book and run through common mistakes with comma usage, punctuation, subject-verb agreement, etc. 4. On Critical Reading, take notes as you read and use process of elimination.

Figure out your weak areas and focus on them. I found out that I stink at simultaneous equations, so I got some help and I think it really helped boost my score. Figure out all ares and then start target your studying.