category: sat

the new sat math test can be overwhelming with all the concepts tested. here are our top 10 tips from sat expert chris lele for the math section.

is your sat score lower than you wanted? here’s how to turn a bad sat score into a good one.

the new sat’s reading section is all about real world content. here are some examples of passages you are likely to face.

did you know that the biology subject sat is actually two tests? learn about how to figure which one is right for you and get perfect scores on both.

the new sat math section tests you on so many different topics. here’s where to start if you are aiming for a 600 sat score.

ideally, students shouldn’t take the sat more than 3, maybe 4 times, except under rare circumstances. read on to find out why.

crossing the threshold from the 600s into the 700s is a very big accomplishment in sat math!

in addition to the general sat that everyone takes, college board also offers sat exams oriented around specific subject areas. sat literature tests you on skills like critical reading and literary analysis.

we’ll have everything you need to know about calculating new sat scores right here.

the new sat is all about context. this means that the old sat rapid-fire vocab questions in the reading section are gone! instead of choosing from 5 very different vocabulary words to fill in the blank of a single standalone sentence, vocabulary questions are now nestled in the passages, along with other comprehension questions.