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SAT Study Guide

Updated: Sep 16

SAT Study Guide

SAT Study Guide

Preparing for the SAT can be a daunting task, but with the right resources and strategies, you can boost your score and improve your college application. This SAT study guide will provide you with all the tools and tips you need to succeed.

Study Plan


Creating a Study Schedule

  • 6 Months Before the Test: Begin with diagnostic tests to identify your strengths and weaknesses.

  • 3 Months Before the Test: Focus on core subjects and areas needing improvement.

  • 1 Month Before the Test: Take full-length practice tests and review mistakes.


Weekly Breakdown

  • Monday: Math practice

  • Tuesday: Reading practice

  • Wednesday: Writing and Language practice

  • Thursday: Full-length practice test

  • Friday: Review and relax

  • Saturday: Mixed practice

  • Sunday: Rest or light review


Key Content Areas

Math

  • Topics Covered: Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Statistics

  • Resources: Khan Academy, SAT Prep Books

  • Tips: Focus on understanding concepts, not just memorizing formulas.

Reading

  • Topics Covered: Passage-based questions, Vocabulary in context, Evidence-based questions

  • Resources: College Board practice tests, SAT prep books

  • Tips: Practice active reading strategies like annotation and summarizing.

Writing and Language

  • Topics Covered: Grammar, Punctuation, Sentence structure

  • Resources: Grammar workbooks, online practice tools

  • Tips: Focus on understanding the rules of English grammar and applying them in practice questions.


Practice Tests

Why They Matter

  • Simulate Test Day: Taking full-length practice tests under timed conditions helps you get used to the pressure and format.

  • Identify Weaknesses: Review your answers to understand where you went wrong and how to improve.

  • Resources: Official SAT Practice Tests from the College Board, Khan Academy


Interactive Media

Online Practice Tools

  • Khan Academy: Offers personalized practice based on your performance.

  • Quizlet: For vocabulary building and quick review sessions.



By following this SAT study guide, you will be well-prepared to tackle the exam and achieve your target score. Join our BRACE Club for additional resources, practice tests, and personalized mentorship to further enhance your preparation.


Join our SAT Study Group for more tips, resources, and personalized guidance.


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