The SAT is a nationally administered standardized test used by many colleges as one factor to determine college admittance. The test measures what you learn in high school with an emphasis on reasoning.
Offered seven times per year in the US, the SAT consists of four sections. The four tests that everyone takes assesses your abilities in the following areas (1) Reading, (2) Writing and Language, and (3) Math.
The SAT has 154 questions. These consist of multiple choice and free response questions. The Math portion has both a calculator active and a calculator inactive section. The SAT takes approximately 3 hours (not including breaks).
Offered seven times per year in the US, the SAT consists of four sections. The four tests that everyone takes assesses your abilities in the following areas (1) Reading, (2) Writing and Language, and (3) Math.
The SAT has 154 questions. These consist of multiple choice and free response questions. The Math portion has both a calculator active and a calculator inactive section. The SAT takes approximately 3 hours (not including breaks).