Start here
Start with a small sample.
Ten questions across Reading and Writing and Math give you a starting point. Your next steps will come from your answers.
Your SAT practice plan
A little practice.
A clearer next step.
Pick up where you left off, work through a missed step, or check what you remember.
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Room for a little practice
Give your week a little shape.
Choose study days, a time budget, and your usual session length. Add a planned SAT date when you have one.
A focused study session
Choose a session that fits today.
Get feedback after each answer, with practice chosen from your recent needs and areas to explore. Every length covers both SAT sections. These sessions are untimed, and you can pause whenever you need.
Across both sections
See where you have evidence.
Your section and domain evidence will appear after you answer questions. You do not need a baseline score to begin.
How your next step is chosen
Unfinished study sessions come first, followed by unfinished samples and available saved lesson practice. Then we suggest a recent missed step, a correct answer after hints or reflection, or a delayed practice check. When both sections have suggestions, both can appear. The first check after a correct answer is scheduled for three days later. Correct answers without recorded hints, reflection, or a linked lesson follow-up, on fresh questions, in separate sessions and at least three days after the last practice of that type in this record, can extend the interval to seven, then fourteen days. Repeating a question or continuing the same sample or study session does not extend the interval or postpone an existing check. A miss, hint-assisted answer, reflection, or linked lesson follow-up restarts this evidence.
Question text, passages, figures, and choices identify repeats; changing a seed or rearranging choices does not make new evidence. These are pilot scheduling rules, not a validated learning prediction.
Recorded hints prevent an answer from establishing or extending a delayed check. No recorded hints does not prove that no outside help was used; older answers predate hint tracking. Linked lesson follow-ups record an explicit worked-through or skipped choice, not comprehension or the absence of exposure. Timing, unsaved lesson or question views, and broader transfer are not yet used to establish retention. Only available pilot or released content is considered, and you can always choose another skill.
Policy: practice_plan_v5. Based on up to 1,000 eligible answers from the last 90 days.