Hey everyone, I'm really stressing about the math portion of the SAT. It's definitely my weakest section. Does anyone know of any resources where I can find practice math tests? Any and all advice appreciated.
For anyone looking to improve their SAT Math skills, one of the best resources is the official College Board website. They offer eight full-length practice tests, all of which include Math sections. Remember, the SAT is fully digital now, and has two Math modules where you can use your calculator on both.
In addition, a newly released resource is the Bluebook™ app, which is officially offered by College Board. This app lets you preview the digital SAT and take a full-length practice test. So, it would be really helpful to get familiar with the digital format and practice the math section as well.
Khan Academy also offers SAT Math practice. They've partnered with the College Board, so their practice material is high-quality and reflects what you can expect on the actual test. Their platform is interactive and diagnostic, meaning it identifies where your weaknesses are and tailors the practice accordingly.
Overall, the best advice is to study strategically. Try to identify the kinds of questions that you're consistently struggling with. Are they mostly word problems? Problems related to a certain area of mathematics? Once you identify your weak spots, you can direct your studying more effectively. Not every problem type is worth the same amount of time—some problem types are more common, and some are easier to improve in. For instance, you might decide that, for the time being, it's not worth it to perfect your skills at the hardest geometry problems.
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