SAT & ACT Study Tips
by Adriana Gocaj | November 2025
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The SAT and ACT are both standardized tests used for college admissions. Because of their vast importance, these exams often inflict stress and worry upon students. To ease these test anxieties, one can help prepare to do well through consistent studying.
Some helpful study resources include:
Khan Academy: The best free option. Khan Academy directly partners with the College Board to provide full-length practice tests.
Kaplan: A useful resource offering an assortment of test-prep books available for purchase, providing students with full-length practice tests and questions.
The official College Board website: Another resource for SAT preparation that offers full-length practice tests.
The official ACT website: Provides students with online quizzes and practice tests.
Local SAT/ACT prep classes: You can find local classes near you, although they may be on the pricier side.
To get the most out of these resources, it is important to create an environment that mirrors the actual testing conditions. It is best to go to a quiet place without interruptions, and time yourself as if you were taking the actual test. It can also be helpful to place your phone in another room to help eliminate distractions. By treating practice tests like the actual SAT or ACT, you can grow more comfortable on the real exam day. Use your time effectively; if you find yourself with free time, make the most of it by dedicating it to studying. While standardized testing is not for everyone, it is always recommended to practice to the best of your ability. With a strong study routine, students can grow more confident and prepared to do well on their exam.
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