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Preparing for the most common college entrance test and can be a daunting task, but with Education One you’ll be equipped to tackle the exam with confidence. Our experienced tutors are well-versed in the nuances of the SAT and will provide personalized guidance tailored to your specific needs. From test-taking strategies to targeted content review, we’ll ensure you’re fully prepared for every section of the test. For any student looking for SAT help, with our comprehensive SAT materials and continuous support, you’ll see your scores soar. 

ISEE / SSAT

Attaining an impressive ISEE/SSAT score can significantly enhance a student’s prospects for admission to certain schools. Through effective test preparation, students can achieve higher scores, leading to more compelling applications. Our tutors help students build strong understandings of necessary subjects to not only do well on the test but be prepared for the future as well. 

ACT

The ACT is a standardized college admissions test used in the US, assessing students in English, Math, Reading, and Science, with an optional Writing section. It can act as a substitute to the SAT or as another opportunity show off a student’s skills to enhance admission and scholarship chances. A student with a strong background in science and data analysis may obtain a higher score on the ACT. Being prepared for both the ACT and SAT is the strongest option when taking standardized college exams.

Topics of the new digital SAT in 2024

SAT English - Reading & Writing

Craft and Structure

  • encompass tasks related to word definitions, text evaluation, and establishing connections between different parts of the text. In this segment, students demonstrate their ability to select the most fitting word for a given blank, relying on contextual clues from the passage. This category constitutes 28% of the section and includes 13 to 15 questions.

Information and Ideas

  • focus on extracting information from the text, understanding central ideas, utilizing evidence to answer questions, and making inferences to interpret specific textual meanings. Comprising 26% of the section, this category involves 12 to 14 questions.

Standard English Convention

  • Subject and Predicate
  • Writing Simple Sentences
  • Capitalization and Punctuation

Information and Ideas

  • involves evaluating the effectiveness of texts and prompts test takers to consider improvements in this aspect. This category constitutes the remaining 20% of the section, with 8 to 12 questions.

SAT Math

Algebra

  • centers around linear equations, systems of linear equations, and functions. Tasks within this category require the creation of equations to depict real-life scenarios, the solution of equations and systems of equations, and the identification of connections between various representations of linear relationships

Problem Solving and Data Analysis

  • involves applying ratios, percentages, and proportional reasoning to address challenges in practical scenarios, spanning across disciplines like science and social science. Additionally, it encompasses interpreting relationships depicted graphically and scrutinizing statistical data

Advanced Math

  • concentrates on the mathematical concepts essential for advancing studies in disciplines like science or economics, as well as for pursuing careers in STEM fields encompassing science, technology, engineering, and math. Proficiency in this area involves a grasp of intricate equations or functions, serving as groundwork for future coursework in calculus and advanced statistical studies.

Additional Topics in Math

  • The SAT Math Test incorporates six questions under Additional Topics in Math, distributed between the no-calculator and calculator sections—three in each. These questions may cover subjects such as geometry, trigonometry, radian measure, and complex numbers.

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