Take a Free Practice SAT/ACT
Take a Free Practice SAT or ACT and understand your current score before taking an official administration. An official administration costs more than $50, but you can take an official practice SAT or ACT with us for free and get a detailed score report to help you understand your performance.Virtually Proctored Practice SAT/ACT
You can take a virtually proctored SAT/ACT from home! Complete the registration and select the At Home option. We’ll send you the materials (along with detailed submission instructions) digitally so you can print them. We strongly recommend printing the materials, but if your printer is uncooperative, you can pick up materials from one of our centers. Once you submit your completed exam, we’ll let you know as soon as it’s graded.
In-Person Practice SAT/ACT
We administer both practice exams every week. Complete your registration and select a center that’s convenient for you. You must bring writing utensils, a scientific or graphing calculator, and a non-crumbly snack.
All other materials for the practice test will be provided to you when you arrive at the center. You’ll submit your completed exam at the end of the practice test and we’ll let you know as soon as it’s graded.
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Increase Familiarity
93% of students that take one of our Free Practice Exams say that it increases their comfort-level and familiarity with the exam.
Points of Additional Score Improvement
Students that take a Free Practice Exam with us see an additional 22 point improvement on top of the 147 point average score improvement on the New SAT.
Students Completing a Free Practice Exam
We are proud to have administered 22,324 Free Practice Exams since we started in 2007.
Get Detailed Score Reports
Students that participate in the Free Practice Exam and attend the subsequent Score Night will receive a detailed score report that outlines their strengths and weaknesses for each item on the exam.
Additionally, we will be disseminating information about college matriculation, SAT/ACT test preparation, etc. Parents and students will also have an opportunity to speak with an instructor if there are any specific questions.