Overview
On March 5th, 2016, many of you will be taking the new and revised SAT exam. Although this might sound scary, you shouldn’t be worrying! This page will provide with all you need to know in order to do your best on this test.
New SAT vs. Old SAT
Opposed to the old SAT exam, the new one will only have two sections, which are Math and Reading. Furthermore, you will not get points taken away for guessing, and your chances of getting the correct answer are potentially higher. The SAT now correlates more with what students learn in school.
Also, the essay section will be optional, and the highest score you can receive is 1600, instead of 2400.
Also, the essay section will be optional, and the highest score you can receive is 1600, instead of 2400.
Practice Resources
Khan Academy is an excellent resource for practicing the new SAT exam. This website not only provides you with a diagnostic exam, but also a number of in-depth videos for math, reading, and writing. Also, it’s free and easy to sign up for!
Khan Academy also has a page for you to do free practice exams on your own. With this, the website is able to cater to any sort of skills you need improvement on.
Khan Academy also has a page for you to do free practice exams on your own. With this, the website is able to cater to any sort of skills you need improvement on.
Further Articles to Check Out
NY Times Article detailing the overview for the new SAT exam
College Board also provides information about the new SAT exam, as well as upcoming dates for taking it
College Board also provides information about the new SAT exam, as well as upcoming dates for taking it