The SAT is the most universally accepted entrance exam for admission into American universities, which are receiving record-high numbers of applicants, making acceptance into top quality universities increasingly difficult. The SAT predicts how students will perform academically as college freshmen, and as a single, standardized means of comparison, helps college admissions officers make acceptance decisions.
The new SAT is a fully digital, shorter exam with two main sections—Reading and Writing, and Math—lasting a total of about 2 hours and 14 minutes.
Students take the test on a computer through the Bluebook app, work through two adaptive modules in each section, and receive a single composite score out of 1600, with 800 points possible for Reading and Writing and 800 for Math.
As a vetting process, many schools are choosing to use minimum SAT scores. To ensure your acceptance into your dream school, high SAT scores are a must. By preparing with our top-notch Test Specialists, past students have increased their scores an average of 100-500 points.
The new SAT is a fully digital, shorter exam with two main sections—Reading and Writing, and Math—lasting a total of about 2 hours and 14 minutes.
Students take the test on a computer through the Bluebook app, work through two adaptive modules in each section, and receive a single composite score out of 1600, with 800 points possible for Reading and Writing and 800 for Math.
As a vetting process, many schools are choosing to use minimum SAT scores. To ensure your acceptance into your dream school, high SAT scores are a must. By preparing with our top-notch Test Specialists, past students have increased their scores an average of 100-500 points.
