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Digital SAT Test
Prep Course

Peterson’s Digital SAT prep course and SAT practice tests
have been carefully crafted by education experts so students
can go into test day with confidence and earn a higher SAT score.

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Your Digital SAT Test Prep Course Includes:

  • 4 Full SAT Practice Tests
  • 441 SAT Practice Questions
  • 62 Instructional Videos
  • 22 Interactive Lessons
  • 33 Flashcard Sets
  • SAT Study Guide

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  • 4.5 Hours (270 Minutes) of Live, Online Tutoring
  • 1 Writing or Essay Review Each Month
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SAT TEST PREP THAT ENSURES

An Easier Test Day

Our Digital SAT test prep consists of lessons and practice tests that have been carefully crafted by education experts so students can score higher on their SAT exam and get into the college they want to go to.

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    Tools for Success

    Transform test anxiety into confidence with proven tools that will help you succeed on test day and get accepted into the college you want to attend.

  • Practice Tests

    Mimic test day, uncover your strengths and weaknesses, boost your time management skills, and make every study session a step closer to expanding your career opportunities.

  • Flashcards

    Actively recall key concepts and terms with online flashcard sets—designed for you so you can seamlessly and confidently replay and memorize the most important content for exam day.

  • Interactive Lessons + Videos

    Our instructional videos and interactive lessons have been crafted by education experts for all learning styles in order to boost engagement and knowledge retention.

Lessons guide you through the content presented on the Digital SAT exam.
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We get it—people are busy. But with our mobile app, finding time to meet your goals while you're on the go is possible—micro-learning at its finest! The best part about it? It’s free with your subscription.

TEST PREP THAT GETS RESULTS

How Jonathan Raised His Test Score

Jonathan increased his confidence in his exams using Peterson's Test Prep. The result? While balancing work and studying, he earned an excellent score on the ASVAB test.

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Peterson's test prep has helped thousands of students pass their exams and achieve their goals of getting accepted into the university they want to go to. But don't take our word for it. See what our happy subscribers are saying.

The practice tests are wonderful. They are very accurate to the test. I took the test I practiced for and it was so accurate I was very pleased!

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I like the amount of study material available as well as the amount of practice tests available. Everything I've looked for I have found on here.

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Concise and helpful lesson slides. Liked that it was very interactive. More "fun" than using a book for test prep. Like having immediate feedback vs the "class". Good explanations for wrong answers.

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DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS?

Top Digital SAT FAQs

  • The SAT test gauges a student’s academic college readiness. Most colleges and universities require the SAT test or other standardized tests as part of the application process to benchmark students. Isn’t that what grades are for, you ask? Yes, however, high school curriculum varies from state to state, and that doesn’t even include independent and parochial schools, which are exempt from federal and state standards.
  • The SAT test is comprised of two sections: Math and Evidence-Based Reading. It also offers an optional Essay section. Some colleges require an ACT essay, so check with the colleges you’re applying to.
  • Peterson’s SAT prep prepares you for the questions you can expect on the SAT test with nine online practice tests, interactive lessons, and flashcards to test your knowledge of math and vocabulary. You can also access our SAT study guide, which provides exam details, content featured on the exam, study tips, and tips on how to prepare for the SAT test. With Peterson’s test prep, you’ll have access to everything to help you study and prepare for your SAT test.
  • Peterson’s SAT prep includes nine online practice tests to prepare you for the questions you can expect on the SAT test. Our SAT prep also comes with interactive lessons and flashcards to test your knowledge of math and vocabulary. You can also access our SAT study guide, which provides exam details, content featured on the exam, study tips, and instructions on how to prepare for the SAT test. With Peterson’s test prep, you’ll have access to everything to help you study and prepare for your SAT test.
  • Online SAT practice tests are more convenient and more accessible to keep track of your answers and test results. Peterson’s online practice tests are a great way to see the types of content and questions featured on the SAT test. Get detailed answer explanations to every question.
  • While everyone is different, Peterson’s recommends at least six weeks of SAT prep for test day, longer if you are looking for a substantial score increase.
  • The SAT is 3 hours long—almost 4 hours if you take the essay section—and significantly impacts college admission decisions. With anything of that magnitude, a little test prep is in order. Higher score reports make you a more competitive applicant for colleges and scholarships. Do you want to see score improvements? While everyone is different, Peterson’s recommends at least six weeks of preparation for test day, longer if you are looking for a substantial score increase.
  • Absolutely! Self-guided SAT prep is an efficient and flexible way to prepare for the SAT test. Peterson’s has the practice tests, lessons, and flashcards you need to earn your best score on the SAT test.
  • While everyone is different, Peterson’s recommends at least six weeks of SAT prep for test day, longer if you are looking for a substantial score increase.
  • Yes! SAT prep provides test takers with SAT test details, content featured on the exam, study tips, and instructions on how to prepare for the SAT test. Practice tests simulate the SAT test, preparing students for what it will be like to take the actual SAT test.
  • You can take the SAT as many times as you’d like. It’s recommended that students take the SAT test at least twice—once during the spring of their junior year and once in the fall of their senior year. Many students receive higher scores after taking the SAT for the second time.
  • You’ve heard of the elusive 1600, a perfect SAT test score. That 1600 comprises your Math and Reading section scores (up to 800). The optional essay is scored separately.
  • The SAT test takes 3 hours (plus 50 minutes for the optional essay). Test takers have 80 minutes to complete the Math section. You will have 100 minutes to complete the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section. The optional essay has a total time of 50 minutes to complete.
  • The average SAT test score in 2019 was 1050. An SAT test score of 1050 or above is acceptable for many colleges. A score of 1350 places you in the top 10% of SAT test takers and makes you a more competitive applicant for schools requiring higher scores.
  • Test takers can access their SAT test score reports from the College Board’s Student Score Report home page. You must sign into your account to see your results and click on a score to see your detailed score report. What subjects are on the SAT? The SAT test consists of the following components:
    1. Reading
    2. Writing and Language
    3. Math
  • College Board eliminated SAT subject tests on January 19, 2021. Read more about the decision in our blog.
  • SAT test registration deadlines fall approximately five weeks before each test date. Register online on the College Board website. Under special circumstances, the College Board may require SAT registration by mail.