Test Prep

When Is the SAT?

• The SAT is offered seven times a year: in March, May, June, August, October, November, and December. That is, unless you live outside of the United States. In that case, it’s offered four times a year: in March, May, October, and December.

What Subjects Does the SAT Test Cover?

• The SAT isn’t pulling its punches with its section titles: it really does test reading, writing and language, and math. 

Is the SAT Hard?

• Yes and no. It’s probably going to seem hard the first time you sit down to take it. But the more you study, the easier it gets. Why? The SAT is, in fact, a very learnable test. Knowing the format of the exam, and some strategies to tackle its favorite types of questions, can help you improve your score and get on your way to your dream university. 

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Should I Take the ACT or the SAT?

• It’s a growing trend, and it’s great news for students: the vast majority of colleges no longer prefer the SAT over the ACT, or vice-versa. Now, most schools will accept either test, which means that you can take and submit the results from whichever test you’re more comfortable with.
• The ultimate way to decide which exam to take is to actually, well, take both exams (or the practice versions, anyway!).Then, see how your scores compare with our ACT to New SAT score conversion chart.
• You can, of course, take both official exams—this is a growing trend—but we recommend focusing on the exam you find comes more naturally to you. After all, 
• there are only so many study hours in a day/week/life!

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