Tomorrow is the last day to register for the next SAT test!
You can register up until 11:59 pm Eastern Time.
After that time is up, you can still do late registration, but a fee will apply so hurry and get your registration in.
You can take the "normal" SAT test on that date OR the SAT 2 subject exams (but not both).
Don't forget to order your SAT study guide for your highest score ever!
-The Pass Your SAT Team
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Monday, December 24, 2012
How long is the SAT?
How long is the SAT?
The full SAT test is 3 hours and 45 minutes.
Each section is broken down into manageable "chunks" - such as 20 minutes for math, then 25 for reading, etc.
Each test is different and there may be two or more different tests given at your same testing center on test day.
How long are the SAT subject exams? Allow about an hour for each subject you test on.
Keep the questions coming! We love to help!
- The Pass Your SAT Team
www.passyoursat.com
The full SAT test is 3 hours and 45 minutes.
Each section is broken down into manageable "chunks" - such as 20 minutes for math, then 25 for reading, etc.
Each test is different and there may be two or more different tests given at your same testing center on test day.
How long are the SAT subject exams? Allow about an hour for each subject you test on.
Keep the questions coming! We love to help!
- The Pass Your SAT Team
www.passyoursat.com
Friday, December 21, 2012
Is 1800 a good SAT score in 9th grade?
Is 1800 a good SAT score in the 9th grade?
Good question! If you got 1800 on the SAT in 9th grade, you are already ahead of most students as the average score on the test is 1500.
However, if you got 1800 on the SAT and you're only in the 9th grade, you have some time to get some serious study done to be able to boost that score to Yale or Harvard levels. 1800 is a good score, but 2100+ is a GREAT score. You are on the right track!
Take some time to focus on and master any problem areas you have. We can help with our specialized study guides:
SAT Critical Reading
SAT Mathematics
SAT Writing
In fact, we guarantee that you will receive a higher score the next time you take the SAT test or your money back!
-The Pass Your SAT Team
Good question! If you got 1800 on the SAT in 9th grade, you are already ahead of most students as the average score on the test is 1500.
However, if you got 1800 on the SAT and you're only in the 9th grade, you have some time to get some serious study done to be able to boost that score to Yale or Harvard levels. 1800 is a good score, but 2100+ is a GREAT score. You are on the right track!
Take some time to focus on and master any problem areas you have. We can help with our specialized study guides:
SAT Critical Reading
SAT Mathematics
SAT Writing
In fact, we guarantee that you will receive a higher score the next time you take the SAT test or your money back!
-The Pass Your SAT Team
Thursday, December 20, 2012
How many times can you take the SAT?
How many times can you take the SAT?
Answer: AS MANY TIMES AS YOU WANT!
That's good to hear right? You take the the SAT as many times as you want until you get a score that you are satisfied with. Now, that doesn't mean that you should register for every SAT test they hold. You need time to learn and study those areas that are giving you trouble.
That way, the next time that you take the SAT test, you will be completely prepared. We help you focus JUST on what you need to get your score to the next level.
Our specialized study guides are just what you need to improve!
SAT Critical Reading
SAT Mathematics
SAT Writing
In fact, we guarantee that you will receive a higher score the next time you take the SAT test or your money back!
-The Pass Your SAT Team
What is a good SAT score?
What is a good SAT score?
That's a great question!
A good or GREAT SAT score depends on who you're asking. We think that a good SAT score is about 2100+.
Each section will give you between 200-800 points, making a perfect score 2400.
For an average student, an average score is about 500 per section - so 1500. That was very close to the national average in 2011. BUT, you want AN AWESOME score don't you? A good SAT score will only get you so far, but a GREAT SAT score will get you even more exposure to the college of your choice. The higher the SAT score the better.
You can boost your score in each of the three sections:
SAT Critical Reading
SAT Mathematics
SAT Writing
By increasing one or all of these score sections gives you a MUCH better overall SAT score. So what is a good SAT score? The one you get the next time around - after studying with our SAT materials. In fact, we guarantee you'll get a higher score, or your money back!
-The Pass Your SAT Team
That's a great question!
A good or GREAT SAT score depends on who you're asking. We think that a good SAT score is about 2100+.
Each section will give you between 200-800 points, making a perfect score 2400.
For an average student, an average score is about 500 per section - so 1500. That was very close to the national average in 2011. BUT, you want AN AWESOME score don't you? A good SAT score will only get you so far, but a GREAT SAT score will get you even more exposure to the college of your choice. The higher the SAT score the better.
You can boost your score in each of the three sections:
SAT Critical Reading
SAT Mathematics
SAT Writing
By increasing one or all of these score sections gives you a MUCH better overall SAT score. So what is a good SAT score? The one you get the next time around - after studying with our SAT materials. In fact, we guarantee you'll get a higher score, or your money back!
-The Pass Your SAT Team
SAT Score available online TODAY!
If you took the test on December 20, your SAT scores are available online today!
If you like what you see CONGRATULATIONS!
If you feel like there is room for improvement on your SAT score, check out our new study guides:
SAT Critical Reading
SAT Mathematics
SAT Writing
Then register for the January 26, 2013 test. :)
-The Pass Your SAT Team
If you like what you see CONGRATULATIONS!
If you feel like there is room for improvement on your SAT score, check out our new study guides:
SAT Critical Reading
SAT Mathematics
SAT Writing
Then register for the January 26, 2013 test. :)
-The Pass Your SAT Team
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
What is the SAT I test?
I keep hearing about the SAT I test. What is it? How is it
any different from the SAT test?
The SAT I, the SAT 1 and the SAT i are all the same thing. What? Different people refer to the test in different ways, but it is the plain regular SAT test.
The SAT test is for all high school students that need a SAT score to submit for college applications. Some schools prefer the SAT and some the ACT. You should check with your desired school to find our their preference in advance or just take both tests.
The SAT test is referred to as the SAT 1 because there is also an SAT 2. Most people haven't heard of the SAT 2 - but basically it is separate subject tests that some schools may require to test competency in a specific area like Chemistry or Latin.
We are happy to answer any questions that you have. Email us!
- The Pass Your SAT Team
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Announcing the new SAT blog!
You asked - we answered!
Finally a place where you can ask all the questions that you ever wanted to know about the SAT! It can get really complicated finding out everything that you need to know, but we are ready to help demystify the process (yes that word will be on the test!).
We'll begin posting questions, reminders and important SAT 1 testing information in the next few days. If you have a question that can't wait, feel free to post or email us.
Until then, happy studying!
-The PassYourSAT Team
www.passyoursat.com
Finally a place where you can ask all the questions that you ever wanted to know about the SAT! It can get really complicated finding out everything that you need to know, but we are ready to help demystify the process (yes that word will be on the test!).
We'll begin posting questions, reminders and important SAT 1 testing information in the next few days. If you have a question that can't wait, feel free to post or email us.
Until then, happy studying!
-The PassYourSAT Team
www.passyoursat.com
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