Get the score you need to land scholarships and get into the school of your dreams
The SAT is a crucial step in the college admissions process, and a high score can put you on the road to the future you're dreaming of. Digital SAT Prep 2025/2026 For Dummies gives you the building blocks you need to take the test with confidence. First, get a primer on all the concepts tested on the SAT and find handy strategies for test day to boost your score. Then, apply what you've learned, with four practice tests online, complete with detailed answer explanations. New digital flashcards quiz you on your math and verbal skills, and detailed study plans help you stay on track. With this no-nonsense Dummies guide, you have everything you need to knock the SAT out of the park.
- Get clear explanations of all the content on the digital SAT, plus practice questions with answer explanations
- Quiz your heart out with 4 full-length practice tests and flashcards online
- Follow a customizable study plan, so you know you're making the most of the time you have left before the test
- Improve your chances of getting into your top-choice colleges with a high SAT score
Digital SAT Prep 2025/2026 For Dummies is for anyone looking for that extra edge on this all-important college entrance exam.
Your passport to college
Next stop: higher education. Make sure you're ready with Digital SAT Prep 2025/2026 For Dummies. This complete study guide will help you refresh your knowledge of math, reading, and writing. Get familiar with all the question types, and find expert tips for maximizing your score in the digital test setting. Plus, you'll work out a study plan that makes sense, no matter how much (or how little) time you have to prepare. Four practice tests and new flashcards online give you plenty of opportunity to show what you've learned. College, here you come!
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- Full-length practice tests
- Access to online resources
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