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Adaptive practice tests built on College Board’s published specification for the digital SAT — two sections of two modules each, where how you do on the first module decides which second module you are given, exactly as the real test does. Every question is explained, including the ones you got right.
The ACT course is open too, and it follows the enhanced ACT rather than the old one: shorter sections, science optional, and a Composite that is the average of English, Math and Reading only. They are separate courses with separate subscriptions — sit whichever test you are actually taking.
SAT/ACT Prep
Overview
The SAT and ACT remain widely used because, according to research published by the College Board, scores on the exam are strongly predictive of first-year college performance, particularly when combined with a student's high school GPA. Independent researchers, including a meta-analysis reviewing dozens of prior studies, have confirmed a meaningful, positive relationship between standardized test scores and college GPA.
Beyond admissions, colleges increasingly use these scores to identify students who could benefit from additional academic support before problems arise, which means a stronger score does more than open doors — it can translate directly into a smoother, better-supported transition into college coursework. Preparing early and thoroughly for these exams is less about teaching to the test and more about reinforcing the reading, writing, and math fundamentals the tests are designed to measure in the first place.
What We Cover
- Reading
- Writing
- Math
- Foundational Skills
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