Practice for the Digital SAT

1,959 interactive problems across Math and Reading & Writing, with a study plan that runs up to your test date.

A slope problem with an interactive coordinate graph and number pad

Interactive practice

Questions are multiple choice or grid-in, as on the test. Grid-ins have an on-screen keypad that can enter fractions and negative numbers.

Every problem has a hint and a full worked solution. A scratch pad lets you write on the screen while you work.

The Reading and Writing units, grouped by SAT domain

Math and Reading & Writing

Math has 1,110 problems across its four domains. Reading & Writing has 849, covering Standard English Conventions, Expression of Ideas, Craft and Structure, and Information and Ideas.

Each section has its own study plan. The full-length practice exams are adaptive like the real test, so how you do on the first module decides how hard the second one is.

A week-by-week study plan with a test date at the top

A plan for your test date

Enter your SAT date and you get a week-by-week plan. It starts with the diagnostic and works through one domain at a time, with reviews and full-length exams spread over the weeks before the test.

A progress page with a score estimate and four domain proficiency rings

Score estimate and progress

A timed diagnostic in each section estimates your score on the 200 to 800 scale.

As you practice, a proficiency ring for each domain updates, with a breakdown by skill. The progress page names the skill to work on next.

A short lesson on solving linear equations with a worked example

Short lessons

Each topic's practice set opens with a short lesson. It works one example and points out a common mistake on that kind of question.