Thinking of boosting your score with the best online SAT tutoring? Whether you’re aiming for a highly competitive college or simply want a score that reflects your true potential, MEB’s got your back. We provide affordable SAT prep that suits your schedule, from the comfort of your home.

How Can MEB Help with SAT?

At MEB, our online SAT tutors work around the clock to support you. We know how important it is to excel in such a pivotal exam, so we’ve built a platform with top-notch resources and personalized 1-on-1 guidance. In fact, many of our students say it feels like they have a dedicated coach cheering them on every step of the way.
To keep things accessible, we offer trial sessions starting at just $9. If you ever have questions or concerns, our 24×7 helpline is there for you. Through our interactive online whiteboard, file-sharing options, and easy multimedia integration, tutoring sessions become engaging and effective.

Here are some of the ways our online SAT tutors help:

• Tailored SAT prep strategies, focusing on your current strengths and weaknesses.
• Deep dives into each section—Reading, Writing & Language, and Math.
• Problem-solving hacks that save you time on tricky questions.
• Speed-building tips to reduce blank answers and maximize accuracy.
• Comprehensive feedback on practice tests so you know exactly where to improve.

Plus, with the latest updates in the SAT (including the digital SAT), we’ll guide you through the adaptive question types and newly introduced on-screen tools.

What is the SAT?

The SAT, originally known as the Scholastic Aptitude Test, stands today as a critical step for undergraduate admissions in the U.S. It’s designed and published by the College Board, and historically administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Beginning in March 2023, the College Board introduced a digital, adaptive format in several regions. So if you’re prepping for an upcoming test date, it’s essential to know whether you’ll be taking the traditional paper-based exam or the new digital version.
Students typically take the SAT in high school, but there’s no hard rule—anyone aiming to apply to a college can sit for it. Just ensure you’re comfortable with reading and writing in English.

What Are the Sections in the SAT?

Traditionally, the SAT spans about three hours with 154 questions, broken down into:

1. Reading Test
   • 52 questions in 65 minutes. Five passages (10-11 questions each) covering literature, social sciences, and science topics.
   • You’ll need to evaluate complex texts and sometimes interpret data in charts or graphs.
2. Writing and Language Test
   • 44 questions in 35 minutes. Four passages with 11 questions each, focusing on grammar, clarity, and the ability to correct written errors.
3. Math Test
   • 58 questions in 80 minutes, split into calculator-allowed and no-calculator portions.
   • Primarily covers algebra, geometry, and trigonometry, with some advanced topics.

For the digital SAT, the duration is slightly shorter (about two hours total), questions are adaptive, and a built-in calculator is available for all math problems. This can be a game-changer for many students, allowing them to solve problems more efficiently.

SAT Preparation Books

If you’re a bookworm, these resources can help you dive deeper into your SAT prep:

• Princeton Review SAT Premium Prep (9 Practice Tests + Review & Techniques + Online Tools) – Publisher: Princeton Review
• SAT Prep Black Book by Mike & Patrick Barrett (noted for its insightful strategies) – Publisher: ACT Prep Books
• 10 Practice Tests for the SAT by Princeton Review – Publisher: Princeton Review
• The Official SAT Study Guide – Publisher: The College Board
• SAT Prep Plus 2022 by Kaplan (5 Practice Tests + Proven Strategies) – Publisher: Kaplan Test Prep
• The College Panda’s SAT Math by Nielson Phu (great for in-depth math drills) – Publisher: College Panda
• Barron’s SAT Study Guide Premium (7 Practice Tests + Comprehensive Review) by Sharon Weiner Green M.A., Ira K. Wolf Ph.D., Brian W. Stewart M.Ed. – Publisher: Barron’s Educational Services

Resources for SAT Preparation

The SAT suite of assessments by the College Board is the best place for up-to-date official information for everything related to SAT prep and tests. You will find information about registration, the test structure, scores, and much more. It also has the SAT study guide and downloadable practice tests.
Khan Academy is an official partner of the College Board for SAT preparation. The SAT section at Khan Academy has interactive videos, lessons, questions, full-length practice tests, study, and test-taking strategies and tips. It also has separate areas for educators and parents.
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