Thursday, March 5, 2020

The New SAT is Here!

The New SAT is Here! Starting from March students are taking an updated version of the SAT that reflects a new curriculum. New standards are being set for students across the U.S. They will change the way our students learn and think.This affects nearly 2 million students nation wide. So, what has actually changed: Scoring structure: the new SAT will return to the 1600-point scale. More time for each section:  reading, writing, language 100 min; math 80 min; essay 50 min. The new SAT requires a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts. Math now has calculator-allowed and calculator-prohibited sections. No more SAT words. No more penalty for guessing. So, try to answer every question. It canĂ¢€™t hurt. The essay is now optional, but its still required by many schools. Want to learn exactly what to expect when you take the new SAT? Ask our SAT tutors. Theyve got everything you need to know to be prepared.

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