The SAT is just around the corner, and with only a week left, the smartest move isn’t cramming—it’s sharpening the way you take the test. Small shifts in strategy can make the difference between feeling rushed and staying in control. Here are three practical tips to help you stay calm, focused, and ready to perform […]
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Got a stack of old SAT prep books from an older sibling or free practice tests online? But you wonder… Are they still useful? Can I use the old SAT questions to practice the new Digital SAT? The quick answer is yes, BUT with a big catch. And here in this post we will break
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Preparing for the SAT can feel overwhelming at first – there’s so much material and advice out there. The good news is that with the right plan and resources, you can make your study process efficient and even enjoyable. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to get started with SAT prep, from figuring
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The questions with an underlined sentence in Digital SAT (DSAT) English are specifically about structure. You’re not just identifying what the author says; you’re identifying why the author chose to include that specific sentence at that specific point. So let’s break down the step-by-step strategies using a sample passage. By the end, you’ll have a
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One of the most important skills for success on the Digital SAT (DSAT) English section is the ability to identify the main idea of a passage. This is especially crucial when answering “main purpose” questions, which test your understanding of the author’s primary objective in writing the text. Understanding the Main Idea The main idea
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There’s a bullet-proof strategy for Words in Context Questions on DSAT Reading and Writing (English section) that helps you stay focused on the context instead fussing over the choices. 1. Ignore the Choices Initially: The key strategy is to first read and understand the passage without looking at the answer options. This helps you determine
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Superscoring is the practice of considering a student’s highest section scores across multiple SAT test dates to calculate a new (higher) composite score. Many U.S. colleges and universities superscore the SAT to evaluate applicants in the best light, though policies vary. Below is a list of institutions across various categories, with details on their SAT
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SAT scores play a significant role in the college admissions process for many schools. Admissions officers often use standardized test scores to compare students from different high schools on an equal measure. In fact, most colleges have listed SAT/ACT scores as an important factor in admissions decisions. While recent years have seen a rise in
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The SAT® exam has undergone a major overhaul – it’s now a fully digital, computer-based test. Below, we break down everything you need to know about the latest digital SAT, including its format, section structure, scoring, key changes from the old paper SAT, how to register, and official guidelines from the College Board. Test Format
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Textual Evidence Questions For Textual Evidence Questions on DSAT Reading and Writing (English section), always read the question sentence first. The goal here is to look for the word “support.” “Which finding, if true, would most directly support the astrophysicists’ claim?” Your job is to figure out which answer choice backs up the idea stated
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