For the new Digital SAT, here are some new materials I recommend and use myself. You can also go to their website at: https://www.vibrantpublishers.com/collections/sat.
Save 10% with promo code EVAN10!
EVAN SAYS:
“The SAT (for college admissions) was hands down better than the ACT until 2015 when it, ironically, became a lot more like the ACT. However, the new digital test still maintains some of its initial charm and is just as difficult. Moreover, the test is more thought-provoking than the ACT, but more aesthetic from a nerdy tutor viewpoint and you are less crunched for time. If you have become more calculator dependent over the years there is a "no calculator" math section, but if you know your times tables and can do some long division you should be okay. Essay is optional on ACT and gone from SAT."
MATERIALS ADVICE:
“I recommend The College Board's Official Digital SAT Guide. Hopefully more tests will be released soon. If you practice tests using their Bluebook app you also get the adapting to a harder or easier second module based on how you do on your first. If you plow through those tests, I recommend Princeton Review's prep guides as they actually approximate some of the exact problems found in The College Board's guide. ”
Note: Evan is an Amazon Affiliate and all links provided are his affiliate links.
ABOUT THE TEST
Sections:
Reading and Writing (Two 27-question modules / 2 x 32 Minutes)
Math [calculator] (Two 22-question module/ 2 x 35 Minutes)
Essay (50 Minutes)
Max. Score: 1600 Frequency: 7 times/year + school-arranged dates
FREEBIE: