Enter your SAT score and get practice focused on what's costing you points, with coaching feedback after every session.
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Who It's For
For self-directed students and the parents supporting them, and anyone who wants a clear answer to "what should I study right now?" without the cost of private tutoring or the guesswork of random practice.
How It Works
What the research shows
Most students lose the majority of their missed points in just one or two skill areas, not evenly across the whole test.
Your official SAT score report breaks performance into distinct skill domains. Despite this, students often spend their study time on topics they already understand.
Educational research on deliberate practice consistently shows that targeted work on weak areas produces more improvement per hour than equal review across all topics.
Why College Test Coach
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FAQ
Enter your current SAT scores (or just start practicing if you haven't tested yet), and College Test Coach shows you where you're strong and where you're losing points. Every practice session is routed toward your weakest areas first, so you spend study time where it produces the most improvement.
The 8 SAT skill areas are: Math: Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem Solving & Data Analysis, Geometry & Trigonometry; Reading & Writing: Information & Ideas, Craft & Structure, Expression of Ideas, Standard English Conventions. These are the official skill domains defined by the College Board for the Digital SAT.
Yes. Enter your scores, get weakest-first practice, and coaching feedback after every session (free, with no credit card required).
Yes. Students who haven't taken the SAT yet can start without a score. The app builds a skill profile through your practice performance and adjusts as it learns where you're strong and where you're losing points.