SAT
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What is in the Post March 2016 SAT?
In competition with the ACT, the College Board has changed their exam to remain popular for students considering college. The exam is no longer scored on a 600-2400 scale, it is now from 400-1600 (200-800 for each section). The essay portion is now optional, but if you would like to apply to an array of universities, it is recommended. You may now guess on the exam without any penalty. The exam may now be taken as a computer based version as well.
The Critical Reading section is now called the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section (which now compiles reading and writing into one section) composed of a 65-minute, 52 question section and a 35-minute, 44 question Writing and Language section. Math has a 25-minute no calculator section and a 55-minute calculator section.
Breakdown
The English section is composed of a 65-minute, 52 question section and a 35-minute, 44 question section.
The Math section is a 25-minute, 20 question (no calculator) section, and a 55-minute, 37 question (calculator) section.
The optional Essay section is a 50-minute, 1 essay section.
Totaling 153 questions and 230 minutes (3 hours and 50 minutes) of examination time.
Should you take the SAT or ACT?
In a nutshell, if you prefer more time per question, the SAT may be best for you. If you enjoy a science section, then the ACT may be best for you. We recommend taking a practice ACT and SAT exam and based on your preliminary scoring, we can help you determine which test to move forward with. Our exam experts have accumulated years of exam preparation material to provide you with an effective tutoring session. Our practice exams will give you a true feel for the most updated SAT exam. Our tutors have ranked highly in English, Math, Reading, Science and Writing, so you know that you will only be matched with the best. Call us now for a diagnostic — our authentic advice will put you in the direction of success.
