Six hours of study on Official SAT Practice is associated with an average 90-point increase-no small bump. Shorter periods of time also correlate with meaningful score gains. If you don’t have 20 hours to practice, don’t worry. Start getting ready for the SAT today! We think a 115-point score gain can make a real difference when applying to college. Official SAT Practice is free for everyone and personalized for each student. That’s nearly double the average score gain compared to students who don’t use our free test prep. We’re excited to announce today that studying for the SAT for 20 hours on Khan Academy’s free Official SAT Practice is associated with an average score gain of 115 points. Good luck, and remember that Khan Academy SAT questions are not quite the same as real College Board SAT questions.
Or maybe you just don't want to be forced to create a Khan Academy / College Board account in order to access the Khan SAT practice questions! This is quite the treasure-trove, super-helpful for text searches, and useful for those who might be lacking in internet access for a while, not have access to a computer, or be unable to use the online version of Khan Academy for some reason. Math (both sections) - 672 pages, tons of questions and drills Writing/Language - 159 pages, 48 passages
Ever wished you could just print out a full "hard copy" list of every single Khan Academy online practice SAT question in one place? I've got you covered-thanks to an intrepid anonymous redditor and an Asian test-prep outfit that shall go unnamed, especially since it has already tagged up the PDF with (mostly unobtrusive) QR codes and ads that I have neither the time nor inclination to remove.
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