If you are a high school junior or senior planning to go to college, the time is now to start thinking about the SAT. The SAT measures students’ readiness for college by assessing their reading and math skills, and test-taking abilities. Understanding how the test is administered, what is being measured and the kinds of questions that will appear is an excellent start to being prepared. What skills are being tested? -Academic aptitude: measures a student’s academic skills and potential for college success. -Problem-solving: assesses how well a student can analyze and solve problems. -College readiness: measures a student’s readiness for college-level coursework. Basic information about the SAT Test: The SAT is the standard entrance test for high school students who want to enroll in college after graduation. The test is given at set times during the year and must be scheduled in advance. The digital SAT has 2 main sections: Math and Reading/Writing. Q. How is the test structured? A. The test is 2 hours and 14 minutes, with 98 questions in total. There are two sections with 2 modules each. There is a break in between each section. -Section 1: Reading and Writing Module 1 and Module 2 … Continue reading How To Prepare For the SAT