5 More SAT Prep Tips For The 2016, Redesigned New SAT

There is a lot of trepidation around the New SAT. However, I have good news for you. The New SAT is easier than ever to prepare for. Here are 5 tips to help you prepare. You can also join my 6-week Online SAT Class that starts this weekend to learn 95 more strategies by enrolling here. [sat_one] (1) SAT General Strategy – Follow the 1,000 Question Rule: To really excel, you…

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What To Do If Your Child’s December SAT Score Was Not Great

Today, December SAT scores were released! We love score day because so many students send us e-mails and text messages about how well they did on the SAT. Unfortunately, score day does leave some students disappointed. [sat_one] If your child did not score well on the December SAT, you need to quickly come up with a game plan on what to do next. Here’s my recommendation: High School Seniors If…

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What Is The Difference Between The 2400 SAT And The New SAT in 2016?

The new SAT in 2016 is not all that different from the 2400 version of the SAT. The three main topics tested are still Math, Reading, and Writing. You might be wondering…how does the 1600 SAT test three topics if there are only two scores out of 800? [sat_one] What Was Dropped From The 2400 Version? Let’s look at what dropped the point count first. The College Board combined the…

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How to Improve Your SAT Score From Average to Perfect

When I first started 2400 Expert, I put a lot of emphasis on my perfect SAT score. The whole message was focused on how rare it is to get a perfect SAT score. [sat_one] When I was first starting out, I had to lean on my perfect SAT score so much because I didn’t have a track record of proven results. Now that we have tens of thousands of students…

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Why All Students Should Take the New SAT in March 2016

The SAT is changing in March of 2016. It is going back to a 1600-score. However, it will still be testing the same subjects found on the current, 2400-version of the exam: Math, Reading, and Writing. [sat_one] I recommend every student to take the first administration of the New SAT in March 2016 because it will have the best curve. Most students will not be prepared for the New SAT.…

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Two 2400 Expert Students Achieve Perfect SAT Score In October 2015

Last week, October SAT scores came out and two 2400 Expert students got a perfect SAT score in October 2015! This is unheard of in the test-prep industry. The chances of two students getting perfect SAT scores are 1 in 25,000. [sat_one] Here are the messages they sent us: “Hello Shaan, My name is Celina and I was in your August-September 2015 class. I received my scores for the October…

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Free Online SAT Prep Course Taught by Shaan Patel

We just launched an online SAT Prep course for the New SAT taught by me. And for a limited time, you can access a free 7-day trial of the course! [sat_one] The 2400 Expert On Demand New SAT Course is a 30-hour video course in which I teach students 100 strategies that they need to know for the New SAT coming out in March of 2016. Here is some of…

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The College Board Lied About The New SAT

[sat_one] The College Board, the company that creates the SAT, has claimed that the New SAT coming out in March 2016 will no longer test students on obscure vocabulary words. The College Board lied. As I prepare to release my New SAT books, I am currently working through every New SAT question available. What I found was surprising: there are just as many obscure vocabulary words on the New SAT…

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Is Your Child’s SAT/ACT Score or GPA More Important To College Admissions?

GPA or SAT/ACT score? We’re asked this question a lot by parents and students. Let’s take a quick look at why one of these metrics is definitely more important to college admissions boards that the other. [sat_one] Which One Do You Think Is More Important? Your child’s GPA or SAT/ACT score? Well, most people think that a high school grade point average is more important than a standardized test score.…

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Average SAT Score at Harvard, Stanford, Yale, and Other Top Colleges

[sat_one] While many college admissions officers will tell you that your test score is “only one part” of the application process, it’s no coincidence that the best colleges have very high average SAT scores. Here is the average SAT score at some of the top colleges in the country: 1. Princeton University – 2260 2. Harvard University – 2260 3. Yale University – 2260 4. Columbia University – 2220 5.…

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