🎯 SAT Prep Resources

Welcome to your complete SAT resource hub. Everything here is handpicked to help you study smarter, improve faster, and walk into test day with confidence. Whether you’re focused on math, reading and writing, or overall strategy, this page is your shortcut to practice that leads to success.

Note: None of these resources are made by AceMySAT. All credit goes to the original creators.

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Day 1

Create or confirm College Board and Khan Academy accounts.
Review Digital SAT format overview.
Check out the Practice page for important tips and to know before you start studying.
Take a diagnostic practice test. Here are the steps to download Bluebook. (Make sure to allot about 3 hours in your day to take the test)
Once you are done, find where it says “Score Details” and take note of the difficulty level of each domain. The difficulty level represents how well you did on each section and can be used to determine the level of difficulty of questions to do when you practice with khan academy or the question bank. Using your score report, practice the questions in your assigned difficulty level until you feel confident, then move on to a harder type until you have completed the lessons in that domain.
- Khan Academy: Foundations = Easy, Medium = Medium, Advanced = Hard.

Question Bank: Match by domain and difficulty level.

Day 8:

English (1 hr)

15 min – Continue watching videos for new units (e.g., "Information and Ideas").
30 min – Practice aligned questions.
15 min – Unit quiz or test. Aim for 80–90% mastery.

Math (1 hr)

15 min – Watch videos for a new topic (e.g., "Algebra").
30 min – Practice questions, go over mistakes.
15 min – Unit quiz or test.

Day 19:

1 Hour Math, 1 Hour English:

Drill down targeted practice on your weakest question types in Reading and Math. Use Khan Academy, the Question Bank, and videos and channels listed in my Resources section.
Review grammar rules (English) and key math formulas/concepts (Math).
Practice pacing on timed mini-sections (e.g., 20–25 minutes for a Reading or Math subset).
Revisit tricky units or lessons you struggled with earlier.

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7 Official Full SAT and 4 PSAT (2 PSAT/NMSQT)+ (2 PSAT 8/9) Practice Tests

Access official practice tests on the Bluebook app with a compatible device.

📚 Reading & Writing Resources

Top Tools:

Best Practice Videos:

SAT English Guide Everything you need to know

Best Reading & Writing Youtube Channels:

Strategic Test Prep

Penguin Test Prep

📐 Math Resources

Top Tools:

Khan Academy SAT Math Practice

CollegeBoard Question Bank

Desmos Graphing Calculator (use to familiarize before test day)
Official Math Formula Reference Sheet

Best Practice Videos:

All of SAT Math in 26 Minutes

SAT Desmos Guide

Math Full Guide

Best Math Youtube Channels:

Learn SATMath

⏱️ Test Strategies & Time Management

Why Timing Matters

The SAT doesn't just test knowledge — it also tests speed. But timing isn't a talent, but rather a skill. And skills improve with practice.

Pro Tip: Practice = Speed

The real key to not running out of time? Practice. Remember memorizing multiplication tables as a child? Slow at first, but now you know them like the back of your hand. SAT questions work the same way. With consistent practice you will:

recognize patterns faster
stop second-guessing yourself
build real confidence
get through tough questions more quickly
waste less time panicking or rereading

The more you practice, the faster you become. And the faster you become, the more questions you answer — and the higher you score. That’s how you beat the clock — every time.

Key Strategies:

➤ Practice with a timer from the beginning

➤ Skip questions that take more than 60 seconds; return to them later

➤ Master question types through repetition

➤ Skim questions first, then read the passage

➤ Flag hard math problems and come back to them

➤ Start strong — the digital SAT is adaptive based on your first module

Time-Focused Resources:

Time your official practice tests linked at the top of this page