Category: SAT Strategy

“Knowledge Is Power.” This quote by the famous philosopher Sir Francis Bacon sums up what your approach to studying for the SAT should be. If you want to know …

In this article, we’ll cover key considerations for answering the question “When do you take the SAT?” If you’re college-bound, you know taking the SAT for college admissions is …

The digital SAT came online in Spring 2024, bringing with it a host of changes. As a result, students have some questions about the new version of the exam. …

No matter if you have been studying for the SAT for several months or if you haven’t studied at all, you may be wondering what to do the day …

Even though some colleges and universities have gone test-optional, it is still an excellent idea to prepare for and take the SAT. This will keep all your options open …

The College Board has instituted some significant changes to the SAT, the most obvious being the switch from a paper-and-pencil test to an online digital format. Some other notable …

Too often, SAT students consider it a waste of time to prepare and use SAT math flashcards as study aids while they are studying for the SAT. This is …

Getting off on the right foot with your SAT studying is all-important. With all the demands on your time — school, work, sports, family, and friends — you can’t …

High school students worldwide take the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). Although some colleges have gone test-optional, a good SAT score can enhance your college application and can give you …

The SAT is an important test, so it’s imperative that you start your prep on the right foot. The first step will be to evaluate how much time you …