Our new Digital SAT prep course and practice tests have been completely free to use for nearly 1 year since we published our first Digital PSAT practice test last September. This period of entirely free access will end on September 19, 2024. Here's what will happen: All existing users will be restricted to just [...]

Piqosity's research shows that an average student can expect about a 40 point improvement in SAT score for every 7 hours of quality studying. However, how much you will need to study will ultimately depend on: What SAT score do you need/want? What is your current SAT Score after taking a diagnostic test? What is [...]

The biggest news about the Digital SAT is that it's about 30% shorter in both time and questions versus the old, paper SAT. This reduction in size is supposedly enabled by its "adaptive" testing modules. The Digital SAT is still composed of two sub-tests: Reading & Writing and Mathematics. However, each of these tests [...]

Students can no longer take the paper SAT, as it is being completely replaced by the new, digital version in March 2024. The digital SAT is shorter, adaptive, and involves less reading: The digital SAT is only offered on the computer The digital SAT is 82 minutes and 56 questions shorter than the paper SAT [...]

The digital SAT is comprised of 98 questions and lasts 2 hours and 14 minutes under standard timing.  How many questions are on the SAT? The 98 questions on the digital SAT are divided between 4 modules—2 each in Reading and Writing test and 2 each in Math test. The number of questions and [...]

A good digital SAT score for most students is a 1200 or higher, while a 1400 or higher is the minimum good score to apply to a selective college. A 1200 means your score is better than about 75% of your classmates, which is good for mildly competitive colleges A 1400 means your score [...]

You can retake the SAT as many times as you want; colleges will usually only look at your highest score, and most high achieving students will take the SAT at least twice. However, we strongly encourage you to take your final SAT exam at least 6 weeks before your college application deadlines. Keep in mind [...]

Most college-bound high schoolers will take the SAT in the spring of their junior year. Doing so gives students more opportunities to retake the exam and improve their score, if desired. Visit College Board site for updates regarding dates and deadlines for the SAT. The digital SAT is typically offered seven times a year, [...]