SAT Reasoning Test
Contrary to popular belief, the SAT Reasoning Test (formerly SAT I) is not an intelligence test. It IS a test of your critical reasoning skills. To score well on the test, knowing the structure, instructions and mindset of the test makers is imperative! With approximately 1 minute per question, making use of our unorthodox solving strategies that save time and energy is the only way to beat the SAT! We aim to impart these strategies through our proven and rigorous programs.
As of 2005, the new SAT has 3 sections: Reading, Math and Writing, and each section is scored out of 800, giving a total score of 2400. The 3.5 hour paper-and-pencil test is made up of multiple-choice questions, grid-in student response questions and 1 essay.
| Course Type | Recommended For | Your Objective |
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| SAT Full Prep Course | First-time test takers who prefer a regular-paced class program | To achieve a comprehensive understanding of SAT concepts and techniques, with plenty of practices and class interaction |
| SAT Intensive Course | Test-takers who want to make the best of the limited time that they have – yes, we understand that not everyone has the luxury of time | To achieve a comprehensive understanding of SAT concepts and techniques within a very short period of time – a highly intensive program that is not for the faint-hearted! |
| SAT Marathon Course (Math Or Verbal) | Repeat test takers who are looking to enhance their knowledge on a specific area of the SAT, whether it is Math or Verbal (Critical Reading & Writing) | To apply a focused approach and achieve in-depth understanding of specific SAT topics |
| SAT Personal Training Program |
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To construct a highly personalized program that has a flexible schedule |
| SAT E-Learning Program | Test takers who are confident of preparing on their own and are looking for an extensive, interactive preparation tool for self-study | To have access to the most comprehensive online preparation tool, www.SAT2go.com, which includes:
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As you can see, there is no "best" program - all the above programs have produced top scorers in the SAT.
The right program for you will depend very much on factors such as prior testing experience and time constraints.