How to Improve SAT Scores & GRE Scores

IQ level and college admission test scores - at both undergraduate and graduate level - are very closely linked. A high  correlation of .82 between IQ SAT combined scores is reported in one representative study. The SAT test was originally designed to be an IQ test. 

At the graduate level, There are similarly high correlation between IQ scores and GRE scores. 

The same correlations between IQ and graduate and professional admissions exams holds for GMAT testing, MCAT, DAT, LSAT, Bar exams - and many others.

The scientific references showing high correlations between IQ and admissions exam performance can be found here.

How can we interpret this data? As is well known, correlations do not automatically imply causal links. However, in this case, it is clear that higher SAT and GRE scores are in large part due to higher levels of intelligence - as measured by IQ tests. This causal impact has been tested directly. Measures of intelligence during high school substantially predict future performance on SAT combined scores (see reference here).

 

How to improve your IQ for higher admissions exam scores

How to improve SAT scores? How to improve GRE scores? In addition to practicing directly with the test questions, an effective strategy is to improve your IQ, raising your overall level of cognitive performance. Our brain training download - High IQ Pro® - has been scientifically demonstrated to improve fluid intelligence by 40% after 19 days of training for half an hour per day. To prepare for SAT exams, try setting up a 1 month program recommended in this 'brain plan': 

SAT/GRE plan

Our High IQ Pro® software comes with a money back guarantee if you do not get significant gains in your IQ on a valid IQ test, and at least a 40% gain in your short term working memory capacity.

You can also consider supplementing the brain training with creatine - a brain supplement is naturally produced in the body, has no harmful side effects, and is highly effective in increasing cognitive performance when taken over a six week period. For information on the science of creatine, click here. Here are two recommended 'brain plans' that make use of creatine.

     
brain plans for a university/college
admissions exam
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Additional recommendation

click on this link for
a game that develops your
logical reasoning skills
-a highly important component
of university / graduate admission exams

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