)Our instructors have aced the SAT. They are crazy good teachers.
You will work with a team of expert counselors, essay editors, and mentor college students.
We only select teachers who have engaging personalities and scores above the 90th percentile. They have to complete a full training certification program before you see them teaching you.
We strike a fine balance between strategy and content. We’ll review the most high-yield material, without overwhelming you with rules. We also teach you the most efficient strategies to tackle every question type.
We’ll make sure you take the maximum number of full-length mock exams under test-like conditions before you go to the real test.
“Before I took the SAT, I wanted to do the very best I can, and get a really good score.
Thanks to SetOut, I got all the strategies and practice I needed to achieve my goal.
I got an amazing 1500 score on my SAT!”
“I found the course with the SetOut instructor very interesting and rewarding. It exceeded my expectations significantly. This experience changed both my work and personal life in such a positive way. I highly recommend courses at SetOut because it not only teaches you skills and tips, but also gives you confidence”
SetOut allows you to take one-on-one online preparatory sessions with certified top-notch instructors in real time.
You can schedule a session as soon as next calendar day.
One-on-one sessions usually run for 2 hours per session.
Instructors will also be available for in-between session support.
The SAT is an entrance exam used by most colleges and universities to make admissions decisions. The purpose of the SAT is to measure a high school student’s readiness for college, and provide colleges with one common data point that can be used to compare all applicants. College admissions officers will review standardized test scores alongside your high school GPA, the classes you took in high school, letters of recommendation from teachers or mentors, extracurricular activities, admissions interviews, and personal essays. The importance of SAT scores in the college application process varies from school to school.
The Digital SAT is a multiple-choice test. As the name implies, it’s now computerized. So, you will take it on College Board’s BlueBook testing application. You still need to go to a testing center to take the test. You cannot take it from home.
The SAT exam consists of two sections:
Two-stage adaptive test design: one Reading and Writing section administered via two separately timed modules.
Two-stage adaptive test design: one Math section administered via two separately timed modules.
Each section is scored on a 200-to-800-point scale, making the “perfect” score 1600.
The best score you need depends on the your target schools and the programs you are applying to.
The SAT is an admission test accepted by all U.S. colleges, as well as international colleges and universities following an American curriculum.
You can send four free score reports to colleges every time you register for the SAT. This is the fastest way to send scores to colleges and scholarship programs—and there’s no fee. You can use your free score reports up to nine days after the test. To send additional score reports, you must log into your online account or contact Collegeboard to do so. Each additional score report costs 12$.
There is no limit to the validity of your SAT score. If you have taken the SAT several times, you can choose which SAT score you send with the Score Choice option.
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