Official SAT Resources
These are the most authoritative links for SAT registration, policies, Bluebook (the official testing app), and the SAT Suite Question Bank.
Practice Portals & Study Content
Use these to build skills in Reading & Writing and Math, track progress, and simulate real test conditions.
Math & Graphing Tools
Get comfortable with the on‑test calculator experience and build algebraic fluency.
Test‑Optional Policies
Many colleges are test‑optional or test‑free. Research policy and strategy before deciding whether to submit scores.
When should I submit my SAT score?
- If your score is at or above the middle 50% range for admitted students at your target school.
- When it strengthens your application relative to GPA, rigor, and extracurriculars.
- If you’re applying to majors/scholarships that explicitly recommend standardized tests.
Courses & Class Schedules
Prefer structured classes or tutoring? Review offerings and calendars.
6‑Week Study Plan (Customizable)
Check off items as you complete them. Your progress is saved in your browser (localStorage).
Quick FAQ
What’s the best order to start?
- Create/confirm your College Board account.
- Install and explore Bluebook.
- Do a diagnostic set in Question Bank and Khan Academy.
- Practice Desmos workflows for common SAT Math tasks.
How much should I practice?
Plan for 3–5 sessions per week (45–60 minutes). Mix timed practice with targeted review of weak skills.
Can I use a calculator?
Yes. The digital SAT allows calculator use for the entire Math section. Desmos is built into Bluebook on test day.