Get Ready to Take the Digital SAT

All high school juniors will take the SAT on April 1, 2025, a chance to showcase their skills and take steps toward college and career goals. The SAT consists of two sections:

• Reading & Writing
• Math

Each section is divided into two modules:

• Module 1: Includes a mix of easy, medium, and challenging questions.
• Module 2: Adapts based on performance in Module 1, becoming either more advanced or slightly easier.

The total testing time is two hours and 14 minutes, with 10 minute breaks between sections.

Before test day, students should sign into the Bluebook App and explore the Practice and Prepare section. Here, they can:

• Try sample questions via "Test Previews."
• Take a full-length practice test by selecting "Full-Length Practice."

Students can build confidence and prepare effectively for the SAT with Khan Academy, the official and free SAT practice tool. This platform offers personalized practice questions, instructional videos, and lessons tailored to help students focus on the exact skills they need to succeed.

Beyond the SAT, the College Board provides a variety of resources to help students plan for their future:

• College & Career Planning Tools
• Scholarship Opportunities, including National Merit Scholarships and other programs.

The College Board’s BigFuture app also offers:

• Easy access to test scores
• Personalized college & career guidance
• BigFuture Scholarships (No essay, no GPA requirement!)

Students can enter to win $500 or $40,000 scholarships. The earlier students complete these steps, the more chances they have to win!

Don't forget to get a good night's sleep and eat a healthy breakfast, and arrive at school on time! Please contact your student's school counselor with any questions. Good luck!