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SAT study planner

Tell the planner when you’re taking the SAT and it builds a study plan for the days you have left, one short lesson at a time. Your SAT study covers both sections, from Words in Context to circles and trigonometry, and ends with a full practice test.

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Updated October 2026 · Built from the 2026-27 SAT Weekend Student Guide

How should you start your SAT study?

Start with a full-length practice test in Bluebook, before you open a single lesson. It’s free, adaptive like the real test, and My Practice shows your score and how you did in each content domain afterward. That tells you where your time should go.

From there, My Practice can build a set of questions from the official question bank aimed at your weak skills. Work through those, then take another full practice test near the end to see what’s changed.

Bluebook practice and the question bank →Free SAT practice test: 20 questions →

Why plan for two test dates

College Board doesn’t promise a number, but it does say most students score higher the second time they take the SAT, and most colleges look at your best scores. So a plan that ends in a second sitting is worth having. College Board suggests the spring of junior year, then the fall of senior year.

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