Why Most SAT Prep Doesn’t Work
[sat_one] In 2009, the National Association for College Admissions Counseling found that the average SAT score improvement from commercial test prep courses was only 30 points. If that’s true, then how do we have an average SAT score improvement of 376 points in our classes at 2400 Expert? It’s simple — I have come up with the most effective preparation class in the world because it comes from my experience…
Read MoreWhy is the SAT Changing?
[sat_one] As you might be familiar, the SAT is changing. For the past 10 years, the SAT was on a 2400-scale. However, the SAT is now going back to a 1600-scale. I say “back to” because the SAT had always been out of 1600 points prior to 2005. However, the 1600-SAT exam that you are going to take will be different than the one your parents took when they were in high…
Read MoreThe Secret to Getting a Perfect SAT Score
[sat_one] What is the secret to getting a perfect SAT score? I cannot count the number of times I have been asked that question. Well, there actually is a secret. But it is so simple that hardly seems like a secret. I am fairly certain that the 3,310 other people that have gotten a perfect 2400 on the SAT have also done this. So here is my one piece of…
Read MoreWhy Khan Academy Will Not Provide the Best SAT Prep
[sat_one] The Khan Academy has partnered with the College Board to offer free SAT prep to students. While this is great, it’s actually nothing new. The College Board has always offered prep materials for the SAT – both a book and an online course – with “strategies” for the exam. But ask any high-scoring SAT student you know if they used the strategies from the College Board to score well…
Read MoreThere’s Going To Be a New SAT And It Will Be Easier Than Ever
If you graduated from high school in 2005 or earlier, then you probably associate the number “1600” with the college acceptance jackpot. [sat_one] But the College Board, the company that owns and publishes the SAT, changed the test format and content 10 years ago. With the change, the SAT was scored out of 2400. Next year, the College Board is reverting back to the old scoring out of 1600. And…
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