The College Board has recently released two more free sample tests on their website. Now there are 10 free practices tests available online!

We have all of the math sections available on this page.

The topic of Standard Deviation is starting to appear on the test more and more. It does not appear often, but it was not on any of the original 8 practice tests. Because most students have not taken statistics, this is a way to help those that have as well as help many students learn something new. If you do not know what Standard Deviation is, think of it as a measure of variability in data. If a stock price changes by a tiny bit here and there then it has a small standard deviation, but if a stock price changes frequently and has wild ups and downs then it has a large standard deviation. Alternatively, you could think of standard deviation as a way of measuring how thrilling a roller coaster is; a kiddie coaster has a small standard deviation while a full size roller coaster has a large standard deviation.

As always, a student’s success is determined by their long-term understanding of math and the work they have put in during their entire education, so we recommend studying hard every day in school and then doing dedicated test prep of 10-15 minutes per day (don’t miss any days!!) over an 8-10 week span to do your best on the SAT. With 10 free practice tests, that is enough to keep you practicing for about 45 days!