College-prep · Grades 10–12 · On this campus
SAT / ACT skills gym
Colleges that still look at scores want evidence you can read closely, write clean sentences, and do Algebra II-level math under time. Practice those skills here. The College Board still administers the SAT. ACT still administers the ACT. We do not sell their test, and we do not copy their copyrighted forms.
Honest limit
This gym trains the same skill families the tests use. It is not a Saturday score. Sit the real exam at an official center when you are ready.
What to practice, by age
- Grade 10: Geometry + English II papers already feed SAT math and reading. Don’t rush a score yet.
- Grade 11: Algebra II + the Life Skills SAT diagnostic week. This gym. Then a real SAT or ACT if the colleges on your list still want one.
- Grade 12: Placement / weak-spot clinics. Don’t skip Algebra II to “cram SAT tricks.”
Reading — evidence, not a vibe
Original passage. Tap the move the SAT actually pays for: the line that proves the claim.
Math — Algebra II language
Original items in the SAT math family: linear, percent, function. Work it, then tap the check.
Writing — the sentence has to be legal
Original convention items. SAT Writing still cares whether the sentence is grammatical, not whether it sounds fancy.