Your guide to conquering the SAT and unlocking college opportunities
What Is the SAT, Anyway?
The SAT is a standardized test that colleges use to assess your readiness for academic life after high school.
It’s made up of two main sections:
Math Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (ERW)
Each section scores between 200–800, for a total of 1600.
What’s on the Test?
Reading & Writing:
You’ll answer questions on grammar, vocabulary in context, and analyzing texts.
Math:
You’ll work with algebra, functions, statistics, and a bit of geometry and trigonometry.
Pop Quiz!
Which of these is allowed on the SAT?
A) Graphing calculator
B) Scientific calculator
C) No calculator
The Digital SAT: What’s New in 2025?
Now completely digital
Shorter duration: ~2 hours
Adaptive format: Questions change based on your performance
Faster score results
Calculator allowed for all math questions
When Should You Take the SAT?
We recommend:
- Spring of Grade 11 (First try)
- Fall of Grade 12 (Final attempt for best score)
Tip: Take it early and leave room to improve!
Why Bother with the SAT?
College Admissions
Scholarships- Academic Confidence
How to Prep Like a Pro
Take full-length practice tests Target weak spots Join a prep course Work with an SAT coach
Take our free SAT Readiness Quiz here
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