I'm a first-year student studying Physics/Astrophysics and Economics at The University of Chicago. I am originall from India. I like physics—a lot. Physics requires math and computer knowledge, so I also learn them. We both know you're here for the SAT stats. So here they are: 800 in Math (three times) and 750 in English (twice) in 2024. Total score of 1550 (twice, no superscore). Unlike the usual learner, I studied for the SAT on my own, using only Khan Academy (free and highly recommended by me) and the College Board's Official SAT Prep book(not free and not needed, but still recommended). I highly recommend using these resources as the base—or as the full structure itself—of your SAT preparation timeline, since they include everything you need with minimal cost, and they are something you can do at your own pace. Additionally, use Schoolhouse and tutors like me to clarify doubts whenever needed! Overall, I spent 6 weeks during school days (across 3 attempts, it was a few months) preparing for the test and gave around 10 mock exams. You might want to spend more time on that and do more mocks, as I should have, but either way, don't sweat it! If you want help, I'm up to help! Also, if you love Physics, I've created a podcast with my friend for young, curious listeners:—> https://spoti.fi/3zqh7p2 And it's really good! I promise! We upload every 2 or so weeks, so there is new knowledge to gain!