Now that you have some SAT tests to practice with, you'll need to review them effectively so that you can keep making progress with each test you take! Now that the PSAT and SAT are so similar (really the only differences between them are that there are a handful more questions on the SAT versus the PSAT and the SAT’s questions are slightly harder), you can also use the College Board’s SAT practice tests on Khan Academy to prepare for the PSAT. Here's how Khan Academy describes their official practice offerings: They have also paired up with the College Board to offer free official practice! You can take the same Official SAT practice tests online (with the added bonus of a timer counting down) with Khan Academy as well! Again, these are the same exact tests you’ll find in the College Board’s other resources, but you can take these online. If you want to engage with the College Board practice tests in a more interactive format, you can head over to the FREE Khan Academy SAT course website. You can also print out PDFs of answer explanations for each question! All tests also include a practice essay, although no explanations are provided for these (though if you poke around on Google or other search engines you can frequently find commentary on them). Here they are, in no particular order:Ĭollege Board Official SAT Practice Testsīecause starting with official tests is always your best bet, you can print out PDFs of the eight official SAT practice tests. Now that you're ready to bear down and focus on practice tests, you have a few options remaining. If you've worked your way through all that Magoosh has to offer you, you're going to be in a great place on test day. So, you've made it this far! First things first, give yourself a pat on the back.
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