SAT preparation for US universities.
The digital SAT has two sections, Reading and Writing, and Math, scored from 400 to 1600. We prepare you for both, with timed practice in the digital format.
Who this is for
- Students applying to US universities that require or recommend the SAT
- Students applying for scholarships where a strong SAT score helps
What preparation includes
Free diagnostic
A practice test to find your starting score.
Reading and Writing
Short passages, grammar and vocabulary in context.
Math
Algebra, data analysis and problem solving, with timing strategy.
Digital mock tests
Timed practice in the digital, adaptive format.
Registration help
Test dates, centres and sending scores to universities.
How it works
- 01Check requirementsWhether your universities require, recommend or ignore the SAT.
- 02Free diagnosticFind your starting score.
- 03PreparationClasses and practice. [Schedules to be confirmed.]
- 04Mock testsIn the digital format.
- 05Register with College BoardChoose a date that fits your application deadlines.
Before you register
- Check each university’s SAT policy: required, optional or not considered
- Know your application deadlines and pick a test date well before them
- Valid ID for test day, usually your passport
What it costs
The diagnostic is free. Course fees: [to be confirmed by Urban Careers].
The test fee is paid to College Board.
What we will and won’t promise
- No one can guarantee a score.
- If your universities are test-optional and a score would not help you, we tell you.
Questions people ask
No. Many are test-optional. Check each university’s policy; a strong score can still help with admissions and scholarships.
No. The SAT is now digital, taken on a device at a test centre.
Two sections, each scored 200 to 800, for a total of 400 to 1600.
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Applying to US universities?
Find your starting SAT score with a free diagnostic.