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Knewton is the future of SAT preparation. We use our technology to bring the top teachers in the country to your screen, give you personalized instruction that plays to your strengths, and help you focus on your specific weaknesses. We'll even help your parents keep track of your progress. Most importantly, we'll help you raise your score dramatically. You'll improve by at least 150 points or your money back, a guarantee you can't get in any other SAT prep class.
You'll get 25 hours of live, online SAT instruction, plus on-demand videos for more help. Our highly-skilled, engaging teachers lead the classes on camera, while super-smart TAs sit in to answer all of your questions in real-time chat rooms. You won't miss a beat. While you work through SAT prep questions for homework, Knewton tracks your performance down to the smallest detail. Is memorizing SAT vocabulary your enemy? Struggle with calculating angles? Don't worry, we'll give you instant, personalized reports to make sure you know exactly what to work on.
We know traditional SAT prep classes can be boring and tedious. That's why we design our classes to be fun and efficient, while at the same time our students learn the material more effectively. Other SAT prep students often settle for unproven teachers at the local test center, but Knewton students receive the best instruction from a small group of amazing, expert teachers, hand-picked from all over the country. It doesn't matter whether you need an SAT course in Boston, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Mumbai or anywhere else in the world: you get the best SAT prep course possible.
The SAT is a standardized test used by colleges to measure students' knowledge and skills. Almost all colleges use the SAT to help make admissions decisions. The test has three sections: Critical Reading, Writing, and Math. To learn more about how to prepare for the test, our SAT Study Guide is a great place to start.
The Writing Section of the SAT consists of multiple-choice grammar questions and a 25-minute essay. To get your top scores, you'll need to write stellar SAT essays and master the question types you'll see across the writing section. Learn more about Improving Sentences, Identifying Sentence Errors, and Improving Paragraphs questions. Our SAT Writing Guide will help get you started.
The Critical Reading section of the SAT has two types of questions: Sentence Completion and Reading Comprehension (also known as Passage-Based Reading). Wondering how to approach SAT passages? Knewton's SAT Reading Guide will show you how to read more effectively—without slowing you down.
The SAT Math section tests skills from the first few years of high school: geometry, basic algebra—and your ability to navigate word problems! To see what you need to know, check out our SAT Math Guide. You'll learn more about the multiple-choice and student-produced response questions you'll see on exam day.
Are you a teacher, counselor, principal, or administrator? If you work with high school students to prepare them for college, learn more about our custom programs for schools and districts.