SAT
High school students preparing to take the SAT as part of the college admissions process.
The SAT covers Reading and Writing and Math sections that assess skills students build over years of coursework, which is why this course is organized by topic rather than as one long linear sequence. Students can move quickly through material they already understand and slow down on the areas that need more attention, such as grammar conventions or a particular category of math problem. Lessons connect each topic back to the kind of reasoning the exam rewards, and timed practice is woven throughout so pacing becomes familiar well before test day. Scheduled webinars give students a chance to ask questions live, while written question support stays available at any time.
- Suitability
- Typically taken in grades 10 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
- Delivery format
- 100% online, self-paced with scheduled live webinars
- Modules
- 8
- Practice activities
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- Mock examinations
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- Instructor webinars
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Course modules
Students work through video lessons and written explanations organized into topic-based modules, revisiting any section as many times as needed. A parent-managed account allows a parent to review a student's overall progress while the student works through lessons independently.
Reading Comprehension and Command of Evidence
Interpreting passages, identifying supporting evidence, and drawing accurate conclusions from text.
Standard English Conventions
Grammar, usage, and sentence structure rules commonly tested in the Writing section.
Expression of Ideas
Organizing, revising, and refining written passages for clarity and effectiveness.
Algebra
Linear equations, systems, and inequalities, including their graphical representations.
Advanced Math
Quadratic and exponential functions, polynomial expressions, and nonlinear relationships.
Problem-Solving and Data Analysis
Ratios, percentages, statistics, and interpreting data presented in tables and graphs.
Geometry and Trigonometry
Area, volume, lines, angles, and right-triangle trigonometry.
Timed Practice Strategy
Building pacing habits and section-management strategies under timed conditions.
Practice format
Practice sets are organized by topic so a student can target Standard English Conventions, Advanced Math, or any other area separately, with an explanation available for each question after it has been attempted.
Mock exam format
Full-length mock exams are structured to reflect the general format and pacing of the SAT, covering both the Reading and Writing and Math sections so students can practice managing time across a complete test.
Webinar format
Scheduled live webinars led by an SAT Instructor walk through commonly misunderstood topics, such as evidence-based reading questions or nonlinear functions, with time set aside for student questions.
Written questions
Students who want help outside of a webinar can submit a written question through the platform at any time. Responses come back through private platform messages, so a student never needs to appear on camera or join a live session to get an answer.
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