Stellar SAT reading scores signify that you are a reader. Having a college-level vocabulary is imperative because the SAT demands such knowledge to do well with the Sentence-Completions and Critical Reading sections.
Read to challenge your thinking. Read to learn new ideas. Read daily. To do so, follow some of these syndicated newspaper columnists. When reading, ask yourself the following:
| Charles Blow | David Brooks |
| Gail Collins | Maureen Dowd |
| Thomas Friedman | Bob Herbert |
| Verlyn Klinkenborg | Nicholas Kristof |
| Paul Krugman | Frank Rich |
| William Safire | (Deceased-Check archives) |
John Gould (Deceased-Check archives)
Peggy Noonan
S. Amjad Hussain
Michelle Malkin
Art Buchwald (Deceased-Check archives)
Charles Krauthammer
Kathleen Parker
Ellen Goodman
Arianna Huffington
Garrison Keillor
Molly Ivins (Deceased-Check archives)
Leonard Pitts, Jr.