SAT Math Test Preparation

If your student needs assistance in preparing for the math section of the SAT, we can help them make the most of their test preparation. We offer one-on-one learning sessions, where your student can meet privately with an SAT math test tutor, allowing them to learn on their own terms. Colleges and universities around the world use the SAT test as part of the admissions criteria for students. There are four sections, including a reading comprehension section and a math section, and students should be prepared for each portion in order to score well.

Partnering with one of our highly effective SAT math tutors allows your student to prepare for the test effectively. Over 1 million students take the SAT every year, and colleges will look at their scores to help determine who is granted admission, who is put on the waitlist, and who is not granted an opportunity to study at the college’s hallowed halls. The main goal of the SAT is to help colleges identify how prepared a particular applicant is to undertake college-level studies. Working with an SAT math test tutor can help make your student more competitive. In fact, many students perform test preparations in one form or another.

How Can Our SAT Math Prep Help Your Student?

Our SAT math test prep tutors will provide your student with individualized attention, tailoring each lesson or review session to material that they specifically need to understand and learn. Your student will learn at their own pace, rather than the pace dictated by a classroom full of students and in an established curriculum. So if your student needs to spend more time on understanding inequalities, our tutors will provide the necessary instruction, even providing review questions to test their knowledge.

As our tutors work with students, they learn how an individual student learns best and what areas they need to focus their practice on. For example, a student that struggles with word problems can receive more practice and example questions during sessions to address that. Our online learning platform allows students to learn with a great deal of flexibility. Tutoring is able to be fit into your student’s busy schedule, rather than them struggling to fit more education into their busy days. They can learn anywhere you may have a reliable Internet connection and device, such as from your living room couch. We know how challenging the SAT test can be, even for straight A students. Rather than struggling alone, your student can work with one of our excellent tutors and review their knowledge, as well as have the opportunity to practice a variety of questions as a part of the test prep for the math section of the SAT. Contact us today to see how we can help.

There are two major question types on the SAT math section, multiple-choice questions and a series of questions referred to as grid ins, where your student has to solve the entire problem and provide answers written out. The first section of the test does not allow your student to use a calculator, while the second section of the math test allows them to use one. Contrary to popular thought, it is often faster for students to learn the answer problems without using their calculator, and our review sessions can help them prepare for these types of situations. The SAT test students in three major sections on math, including fluency where they are tested on their ability to accurately solve a problem. They’re also tested on their ability to apply math to a real-world problem and develop a solution. Finally, the SAT test their ability and conceptual understanding, where they need to have a firm command on mathematical operations and concepts.

Our tutors can work with someone of any skill level. In addition to helping math topics that your student may have forgotten, our tutors can teach them new material that they need to understand for the SAT math portion of the test. Our tutors can help design a program of study to review as much or as little as your student needs to do well on the test. There are several content sections for the SAT math test, which are referred to as the heart of algebra, problem-solving and data analysis, and passport to advanced math. While the majority of the math problems that your student will encounter on the SAT deal with skills that they should have acquired in high school to prepare them for college, such as understanding linear equations or inequalities, they should be prepared for more advanced mathematics. Our SAT tutors can help them prepare for the content sections that they will encounter on the test and develop a thorough knowledge of math, to help set the stage for college.