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SAT Lessons & Practice Problems

After taking a diagnostic test, work your way through lessons and then the practice problems to put your knowledge to the test. We will track your progress on each SAT topic as you finish tests, lessons and practice problems. Your assessment is constantly updated so you can identify your strengths and weaknesses.

SAT Math Practice

We go further than just breaking down math into 4 topics (Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, and Data Analysis & Probability). We break down the categorize the math questions into 21 topics and provide lessons and math practice questions specifically for increasing your ability in each of those topics.

SAT Reading & Writing Practice

The English section of the SAT includes Reading Comprehension and Writing questions. We break down those two large topics into much smaller categories with associated lessons and practice problems. We will help you focus on the topics that offer the greatest opportunity for improvement.

3 Full-Length SAT Practice Tests

Get ready for the big day by taking practice SAT exams. Try to complete the test in one sitting, just like the real test. Use the practice tests to monitor your progress and identify your weaknesses.

FAQs About Our Online SAT Prep

Self-Studiers: students who like to study on their own schedule and at their own pace

Video lovers: those who would rather learn from watching a video lesson than from reading a review book

Busy students: students who want to study, but need the flexibility to fit preparation in with other activities

Analytical students: students who want detailed feedback regarding their strengths and weaknesses

Extremely close. We model our practice questions and tests off of the samples provided by the NYC DOE. Our test prep is modeled after the official College Board SAT practice tests.

If for any reason you want to cancel within 5 days of signing up, email us and we will cancel and refund your money. Also, if you complete the course and don’t increase your score 100 points from the diagnostic test, we will refund your money.

It is 100% on-demand. The lessons and video explanations made up of easy-to-follow videos and text. After you finish your diagnostic test, you will have access to the lessons and practice problems. Our system tracks your progress and provides feedback regarding which topics to work on to maximize your score.

Yes. As long as you have one of the major browsers on your device, you can access our course

Yes, we cover both: the Reading & Writing section and the Math section.

Yes, you can go through our content in any order. However, we recommend that you follow the order in which the content is presented. The practice tests are locked based on completing certain lessons.

Students typically take the SAT in spring of junior year (11th grade), but students can take the test earlier if they choose. The best time to take the test is when your child has time to prepare for the test. For example, if your child has a lot of activities during the school year, then he should take it in the summer before junior year.

FAQs About the SAT

English Language Arts and Mathematics. Note that the English Language Arts part consists of Revising/Editing and Reading Comprehension.

Yes, you can. In fact, the Desmos calculator is built into the test. Students can bring their own approved calculator too.

Yes, there is a reference sheet provided for the Math section. However, there are some formulas students need to memorize that aren’t on the reference sheet.

Each college is different. However, if you’re aiming for a top college, you’ll typically need a 1500 or even close to a 1600.