Hey all, I'm prepping for the SAT and I'm particularly worried about the Math section. Are there any legit sources where I could get a good SAT Math sample test, preferably with solutions, so I can test myself and see where I need to improve?
Sure, it's great that you're looking to practice by attempting Math sample tests; this is a very effective way to prepare. As of 2024, the SAT has gone fully digital and so the format might be different from what you expect if you're looking at older materials. The digital SAT Math section will feature two 35-minute modules, with a total of 44 questions.
The College Board, which designs the SAT, offers a series of practice tests directly on their website designed to mimic the real thing. In the case of their full-length practice tests, each subject is broken down, so you can take just the Math portion if you wish. You can also check your answers with their answer keys and model solutions.
There's also the Khan Academy, which has partnered with the College Board, the organization that administers the SAT. They provide a personalized learning dashboard that includes practice exercises and explanatory videos for each topic within the SAT Math section.
The Bluebook™ app is another resource you can turn to, it allows you to preview the digital SAT and take a full-length practice test.
Remember to review your answers after each practice session to understand your errors. Good luck with your preparation!
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