Best Online sources for SAT takers! #SATadvice

1. Khan Academy
All things considered, Khan Academy's SAT prep program is high quality. It's a great introduction to the test and elevates the bar of free SAT materials. Students unable to afford books or prep programs have a useful resource to train for the test. But it's not complete.

2. College Board
The College Board is a nonprofit organization that administers the SAT. The group provides official need-to-know information, including registration deadlines and a checklist of items you should bring with you the day of the exam.

3. The Princeton Review
You might know The Princeton Review as the organization that publishes test prep books, but this company also publishes several free SAT resources on its website. You can take a free SAT practice test online and receive comprehensive feedback. You can also participate in free online courses.

4. The Prepscholar
If you're looking for an SAT study guide, PrepScholar publishes a comprehensive online program. The guide starts with the basics, answering questions like "What is the SAT?" and "What are the four sections of the exam?"

5. Erica Meltzer's Critical Reader
Erica Meltzer's blog is extremely useful for prepping for the SAT Reading and Writing sections

6. SuperTutorTV
SupertutorTV.com is an online, video-based resource for high school students designed by an elite test prep and college admissions expert and produced by Hollywood industry professionals.

7. Quora
Quora is the best site for asking any questions from math problems to essay writing

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