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Varsity Tutors can help students who are getting ready for college admissions tests by finding a Milwaukee SAT course to meet their needs. While you might not know which college you want to go to yet, many juniors in high school are thinking about how to tackle the application process and what they'll need to get ready. Many colleges look for students that have taken a standardized test, such as the SAT. Some students in Milwaukee, including those at schools such as the University School of Milwaukee and Homestead High School, get started with the SAT. This test can play a role in helping you get into the college of your choice, so it's important to do your best.
The SAT is made up of four sections, including Math, Reading, Writing and Language, and the optional Essay. If you're getting started in examining the test or you're curious about how to improve in one of the sections, it pays to take the time to study. Because your overall score on the exam shows colleges how well you will handle university-level material, it's important to do your best and shoot for the highest score possible.
What can a Milwaukee SAT class help me review?
The SAT exam lasts three hours, with an extra 50 minutes if you've opted to take the Essay portion. All other sections of the test are multiple-choice. You are graded based on the number of correct answers chosen. There's no penalty for guessing, so it's important to do so, even if you feel unsure about the answer. During the test, there is one 10 minute break and one 5 minute break.
The Math portion of the test has 58 questions and is 80 minutes long. You can earn a score between 200-800 points. Certain parts of the test are marked as calculator and no calculator. Other areas ask more than one question for the same problem. You'll be quizzed on areas such as solving algebra problems using equations, using data analysis to understand the material presented and solve a problem, and rewriting expressions. The test allows you to demonstrate how fluent you are in solving problems with accuracy, using shortcuts, and using real-life situations that require math to show how a solution can be found.
The Reading section has 52 questions and is 65 minutes long. During this portion of the exam, you'll use passages from U.S. or world literature, one or two passages from the United States founding documents, a passage relating to social science, such as psychology or sociology, and two or three passages that discuss science, such as biology or chemistry. You'll find common themes between text and see how authors use evidence in their arguments. Other questions on the test look at the tone and style of writing, along with the choice of words used.
The Writing and Language section has 44 questions and lasts for 35 minutes. The score here is combined with your score on the Reading section for a total of 200-800 for both sections. Although there are multiple passages provided in this section, sometimes tables and graphs are used as well. You'll show how words are used in context, use evidence to make a point, and focus on demonstrating your understanding of grammar through syntax corrections, punctuation, and word choice.
Finally, the Essay gives you 50 minutes to answer one question in a written format. Your score can be between 6-24 points. After reading a passage, you'll look at the evidence presented to write an essay of your own, where you'll discuss the author's abilities to persuade and make an argument. You'll also cite passages of the essay in order to support your point of view as you make your case about the author's abilities.
How do Milwaukee SAT courses help me get ready for test day?
SAT courses are offered in an online environment that makes it easy to work together with fellow students. If you're still in your junior year and need to work in a class around school and extracurricular activities, you can avoid the commute time and get to class easily when you choose Milwaukee SAT classes. These start on a weekly basis and go for either four weeks or two weeks. This makes it easy to choose the right fit for your schedule. You can choose your favorite spot to study in, too.
After signing up for a Milwaukee SAT class, you will attend interactive sessions in a live, online environment that offers all the benefits of a traditional classroom. You can ask questions and work with fellow classmates on the best way to approach multiple-choice questions on the Math portion or how to quickly outline what points you'd like to make on the Essay. If you're still having issues with a specific area on the test, your instructor can help you with one-on-one assistance. The overall focus of the class is giving you the confidence to do your best on the SAT.
How can I find a Milwaukee SAT prep course?
Taking a Milwaukee SAT course is a good first step to learn more about the exam, build on your current skills and abilities, and feel ready for the big day. Varsity Tutors can help you find the right class that fits in with your schedule and helps you focus on your learning needs. If you want to study on the weekends or would rather learn during weekday evenings, there's an option out there for you.
No matter what your future plans involve, you will want to score as well as you can on the test. This can help you increase your chances of getting into the college of your choice. By making time to learn and feel prepared, you'll have a better idea of what to expect. Contact Varsity Tutors and see how help on the Milwaukee SAT course could give you the boost you need. Get in touch today, and see how we can help you get ready for the future.

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Mitchell: Milwaukee SAT course instructor
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