SAT prep help from your home
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. You can find SAT test centers using our online search tool or The SAT and SAT Subject Tests™ Domestic Code List, which details all test centers and test dates.
SAT prep help from your home
For over 35 years, Livius Tutors has been providing tutoring, test preparation, academic guidance and college counseling to students, schools, and communities through locations in New England, Florida and the Midwest. To support more students around the world, Livius has expanded its programs to include a full-service online offering (which include AP exam prep and tutoring in various subjects)
Livius has created 100% free, high value, college preparation programs. The classes are online and Livius students see an average 225 point increase on the SAT and a 6 point increase on the ACT. The company has students achieve more than 1,000 perfect test scores, gain acceptances to over 2,000 Ivy League schools, and receive scholarships of $30K per individual on average.
SAT prep help from your home
Here are a few quick links to get you started with your SAT prep:
- Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy®: Free and personalized study for everyone. Take official full-length practice tests, use interactive practice, and get a tailored practice plan based on your PSAT/NMSQT results.
- Daily Practice App: SAT prep you can use anytime, anywhere.
- SAT Practice Tests: Simulate test day with official full-length SAT practice tests.
- Sample Questions: Check out these questions so you’ll know what to expect on test day
Once you’ve selected your ideal date, the next step is registering online for the SAT. You can do that starting when test year registration opens in April until the deadline for your test date.
If there’s a test center and date you really want, it makes sense to register early and guarantee your seat—some test centers fill up and that could force you to choose a different date and location. This particularly applies to international SAT test takers, as certain countries have a limited number of test centers and seats.