SparkPrep · Feature
SAT prep that plans your weeks and explains every mistake
The digital SAT has two sections, Reading and Writing and Math, each in two modules, and the second module adapts to how the first one went. SparkPrep builds your plan backwards from your test date, gives you as much practice as you want, and turns each wrong answer into a short lesson.
What SparkPrep does for the SAT
- A plan from your date
- Tell it when you're sitting and where you're starting; it sets the weeks and adjusts as you improve.
- Unlimited practice
- Fresh sets by section and topic, whenever you want another.
- Full mock tests
- Timed mocks so test day feels familiar.
- A tutor on every question
- SparkMentor explains the idea behind a mistake and asks guiding questions until it clicks.
- Readiness you can see
- Strengths and gaps by section and topic, and how close you are to your target score.
About the test
The SAT is scored from 400 to 1600, with each section worth 200 to 800. It's taken on a computer, and a graphing calculator is built in for the whole Math section.
SAT is a trademark of the College Board, which isn't affiliated with SparkMentis. Check dates, rules and scoring on the College Board's site.
Questions
- Is SparkPrep official SAT material?
- No. SparkPrep generates its own practice and mock tests. For official practice tests, use the College Board's.
- Will it just tell me the answers?
- It explains the idea behind each question and asks guiding questions, so you can solve the next one yourself.
- Where do I start?
- SparkPrep runs inside SparkMentor, which is free to start.
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