Having the right attitude and head space as you prepare for your exam, let alone take it on exam day, is 90% of the battle. Our classes are designed to give you an in-depth overview of the exam. We do this by breaking down the exam so you know what it is really asking. When you understand what the exam is really about, and are mentally prepared because you understand it, you’re ready for exam day.
Take your classes anytime, anywhere. You pick your schedule. On the road? Not a problem. Want to fit a few classes in from the beach? Not a problem. Our online classes can be taken from wherever you find yourself today.
Our classes are top notch because our growing team of Test Prep Specialists is top notch. Together we have decades worth of test prep and tutoring experience that makes our standards and our test prep approach on another level - the help me get the highest score so I can go to the best school kind of level.
The test takes 3 hours to complete. Not included in the time is a 10-minute and 5-minute snack and bathroom break.
The SAT is a multiple choice, pencil and paper exam that has 154 questions, and one optional essay.
A perfect SAT score is 1600 points and an average SAT score, as of 2020 data, is 1051 points. Top-tier Ivy League schools look for scores around 1500 points, if not higher.
The SAT is broken down into two parts: Math and Reading and Writing. In the Math part of the test, there is a section where you can use a calculator to help you with the problems and another section where you cannot use a calculator and have to rely on using pencil and paper.
