Three SSAT Insider Tips

http://www.preppedandpolished.com Alexis Avila Founder/President of Prepped & Polished discusses three SSAT insider tips:

Tip 1. Learn to take an educated guess.
Tip 2. The vocabulary is similar between the upper and lower level SSAT tests.
Tip 3. Show your work on the math sections.

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[PreppedandPolished]

Hi there-thank you for watching my friend. Ok vocab online resources that are free:

1. FreeRice DOT COME (you can spend all day on this site-start with say level 6 or 7 and try to get up to level 15 +)

2. Quizlet DOT COM (search SSAT vocab in the search bar and study vocab words ideally from Princeton Review Hit Parade. After studying for awhile-then try the TEST, and check mark both matching and multiple choice (uncheck true and false and fill-in) and then start the test

[KiddiesOfTheCorn]

@PreppedandPolished Thank you so much

[KiddiesOfTheCorn]

Hey Alexis! I just wanted to say that I love your videos and that they're a big help. I'm applying to a boarding school in Boston and I'm taking ssats next month. I don't think I'm ready and I'm beginning to panic. The verbal section is my weak area. Do you know any good online resources that I could study more vocab from? Thank you! much appreciated