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Gary Patel Gary Patel Active MemberOP
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joined Jul 2022
#1 ·
Over on the student corner, there's already a thread about the SAT. But from what I've seen—and I might be wrong here—most of the talk is just about how the exam itself is organized. People aren't really diving into the actual content—you know, the stuff we actually need to study. So, I was wondering: could we open a sub-forum for the SAT that features a dedicated thread for every single subject tested? On those threads, using the official catalogs released by the College Board, we could discuss exactly what's coming our way for each subject—like what specifically is covered, what we need to master, and what we can skip. Honestly, those catalogs aren't always super detailed; they don't exactly give us a clear roadmap of what to learn. To be blunt—if I have a question about psychology, it feels a bit silly to go hunting through a PDF just to find an answer. I'd much rather get that info right there in the thread.
silentsailor5 silentsailor5 Member
46 messages
joined Mar 2009
#2 ·
You could have reached out to me via DM first 😉 The concept is decent, though I am uncertain about how much traction it would actually gain. There is already an active thread dedicated to this, and if anyone is curious about future developments, they can simply follow that discussion. That being said, since that thread is quite busy, a new PDF might get buried, but I don't believe there is enough material here to justify launching an entirely new subforum just for this purpose. I will ask darkmaker94 to weigh in on this. 🙂
darkmaker94 darkmaker94 Regular
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joined Aug 2011
#3 ·
I'm with you on that. Honestly, I don't think we need a PDF. If the current thread is getting too broad, just start a new one specifically focused on the actual content of a single subject's exam.🙂

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