The November Digital SAT is coming up quick, and in this video I break down exactly what I’d do to push for a 1450+ (and honestly, how you build toward a 1600) with a step-by-step plan for both Math and Reading/Writing. The biggest mistake I see is students cruising through Math Module 1, then getting absolutely cooked by the adaptive Module 2. That second module can spike in difficulty fast—especially with geometry and shape/volume questions—so I tell you to start grinding hard SAT-style math problems (yes, even the “hard” Khan Academy ones) and to put extra emphasis on 2D/3D shapes. On Math, I also focus on linear equations because they show up everywhere—think intersections, zeros, solving by hand, and using the calculator correctly. On Reading/Writing, I explain why science passages are super prevalent now and how mastering them helps you “grab the bulk points” fast. Then we go into grammar mastery (semicolon, dash, colon rules) because those are easy points if you actually memorize and apply the rules. Finally, I talk about reaction questions—how to get them right by putting yourself in the speaker’s shoes—and why you need mock exams that reflect the adaptive nature of the Digital SAT to accurately predict and improve your score.