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The SAT is a standardized test widely used for college admissions in the United States. Introduced in 1926, its name and scoring have changed several times; originally called the Scholastic Aptitude Test, it was later called the Scholastic Assessment Test, then the SAT I: Reasoning Test, then the SAT Reasoning Test, and now, simply the SAT.

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It's a Paper-based standardized test type organized by college board organizational testing service

It's test your ability of Writing, critical reading, mathematics.

It's usually written for the purpose of Admission to undergraduate programs of universities or colleges.

It is scored on the scale of 200–800 (in 10-point increments) on each of two sections (total 400–1600).
Essay scored on scale of 2–8, in 1-point increments, and Offere Seven times annually (in a year) Worldwide

The test Languages is English

The test fee is US$52.50 to US$101.50, depending on country
Most universities and colleges offering undergraduate programs in the U.S requires this

Visit the Website for more info sat.collegeboard.org

I need to work on my Critical Reading and Essay

Lamzee:
I need to work on my Critical Reading and Essay

Yes
Critical reading has been seen to be hard by many students, however you are expected to make sure that you do well? There are thousands of study materials, and more test-taking hints and tips than can count. In this vast sea of test-prep info it can be very easy to drown in information and lose sight of what’s important, but have no fear!

SAT IS EASY!!

Your SAT score is a key component of your college applications. Many colleges require SAT scores as a part of the admissions process.

The exam is written seven times a year

Once in a month with the exception of 5 good months

The exam lasts for about 3 hours, 50 minutes

It is scored
800/ Section

The goal of the SAT is to provide colleges with one common data point that can be used to compare all applicants. That said, it is just one factor in the admissions decision. Schools also consider your high school GPA, academic transcript, letters of recommendation, extracurricular activities, interviews, and personal essays. The weight placed on SAT scores in admissions varies from school to school.

Therefore you need to take it very serious

The SAT exam is offered nationally every year in August, October, November, December, March, May and June. View all upcoming
Making it Seven times a year

What does the SAT test?

There are two SAT sections: Math, Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, plus an optional Essay. The Essay results are reported separately. Start to finish, the test will take you three hours and 50 minutes as I said earlier

Should I take the SAT or the ACT?

Is one harder? Is one better? More prestigious? More useful? If only it were that simple. In most cases, colleges will accept either exam and do not demonstrate a preference for one over the other, so it's up to you to figure out which test to take.

How is the SAT scored?


Each section of the SAT is scored on a 200 to 800 point scale, making the "perfect" score 1600

How do I know if my SAT score is good enough to get me into my dream school?


The first administration of the current SAT format was in March 2016. The College Board has released concordance information to help admission officers understand the new scores in relation to the old SAT scores and ACT scores.

How do I register?


SAT registration deadlines fall approximately five weeks before each test date. Register online on the College Board website. The College Board may require SAT registration by mail under special circumstances.

Your for college entrance exams is fundamental to increasing your chances of being accepted to the college or university of your choice. Getting familiar with the tests will help him score higher, and higher scores can unlock opportunities that would otherwise miss out on. Yet, familiarity alone isn’t enough to help students earn a better score. Strategy plays a huge part in how well students do on the tests, and most need the guidance of an experienced test specialist to learn how to handle these unique exams

Here are the top three reasons why test preparation is an essential part of your college application process in the US:

Competition for college acceptance is stiff, as more students than ever before are applying to college. According to the U.S. Department of Education, the average number of applications per college increased by a startling 60 percent between 2002 and 2011. And of those who apply to top colleges like the Ivies and Stanford, the acceptance rate is sometimes as low as 5 percent.

Test prep can help you develop the test-taking skills and strategies to earn your personal-best score and get an edge over the competition: every other high school junior who is applying to the same college(s). This is especially important if your other qualities — grades, volunteer experiences, afterschool activities, references, etc. — are about equal to the majority of applicants’.

It’s also important to note that some colleges and universities have varying “cut” scores for different majors, particularly in math and science. Knowing what score your program requires before beginning the college application process will help you make wise choices about which colleges to apply to. If the cut score for a particular major is a bit of a stretch, but not bordering on the impossible, the right kind of test prep could well make the difference. If your score is lower than necessary in math, for example, taking an online class (often called a “webinar”) or signing up with a test specialist for tutoring might just be enough to boost her over the cut score hurdle.

The Financial Benefit of SAT: College Scholarships

Many college scholarships awarded for academic excellence are simply not available to a student unless he or she reaches a specific PSAT, SAT or ACT score. This is certainly true of the National Merit Scholarship, which is awarded based on a student’s PSAT score. The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has a minimum score for student athletes to qualify for collegiate athletic scholarships. And both private colleges and public schools frequently have endowments —gifts from generous donors — that provide scholarships for students who achieve a particular score; other factors may also be considered, but a target ACT or SAT test score may be a prerequisite.

Many colleges and universities consider SAT and ACT test scores when deciding on the amount of the college scholarships they offer a student. It’s a good rule of thumb that the higher the score, the more college scholarships are available to the student, and the greater the dollar amount a student can earn. Some states, such as Missouri and Florida (at the time of this writing) even have automatic tuition awards for students who achieve a certain score or higher.

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The Equalizer: A Common Standard

All high schools do not offer the same academic programs, learning environments or expectations. A person in the top 10 percent at one school might not even score in the top 25 percent at a more rigorous school. Colleges evaluate SAT and ACT test scores because doing so applies a common standard to every student, regardless of their high school opportunities.

If your grades, class rank, and activities are not exceptional, a higher score may carry enough weight to get you into a college or university that might otherwise say no.

Providing an opportunity to take a focused test prep strategy class before the big day is a great way to boost both your scores and confidence. SAT test prep, along with challenging high school courses and good study habits, will help ensure that your child will earn his or her best-possible score on these important college entrance exams.

Effective test prep for the SAT has been proven to boost students’ scores, and might just help you reach the goals you have been striving for. But not all test prep is alike. Make sure the prep you choose has independent results to back up claims of its effectiveness. And, remember, quality test prep does not have to cost you thousands of dollars or take weeks of you time. A focused program that emphasizes strategies may well be all your needs to get that competitive edge. My best advice is, look for a proven test prep program that fits both your budget and your c schedule.

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The SAT has four tests, with the SAT Essay being optional

The three test that will be taken include

Reading

Writing and Language

Math Test

Reading

Time: 65Min

52 Questions

Writing and Language

Time: 35Min

44 Questions


[url]Math Test[/url]


Time: 80Min

58 Questions


Essay which is optional


Time: 50Min

1 essay



Total time: 230Min

155 Total Questions

Bro pls My brother is writing maths and physics, how can we get past questions on physics? Thanks

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