category: sat

with the new sat’s push towards real-world reading skills, historical documents like dr. martin luther king, jr.’s speeches, frederick douglass’ writings, and the gettysburg address will appear in the sat reading section.

in this second post on multiple choice strategies for sat writing, we take a look at the technical grammar questions and how you can eliminate wrong answers and find the right one!

the new sat reading section is scored out of 800 (combined with writing). let’s take a look at some ways to reach a perfect score on reading.

the college board offers thousands of sat test locations all over the world. which one is the best for you?

the old sat tried to manage time for students by hustling test-takers from one subject area to the next. since you now handle passages within long sections on your own, let’s look at some ways you can manage all this time on your hands.

there are always some questions on the new sat reading section that will focus more on knowledge of specific, commonly-used vocabulary words.

this post is about ways to apply the predictability of multiple choice questions on the new sat specifically to the reading section.

freaking out about the new no-calculator math section on the sat? don’t! just practice the following strategies and you’ll do great!