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If you are a high school student preparing to take the SAT in Salt Lake City you can find help and guidance with Varsity Tutors. Varsity Tutors is an online service that gives you access to a variety of tools that can help you prepare for the exam. Salt Lake City SAT courses begin new sessions every week and are available in a two-week or four-week format. By signing up for a prep course you can set yourself up to work toward success and comfort come test day. If you are a student attending Rowland Hall or Skyline High School preparing for exam day, taking a prep class can help you learn valuable test-taking strategies and tactics.
What does a Salt Lake City SAT class cover?
Everything detailed in a Salt Lake City SAT class is in an effort to provide you with the knowledge, understanding, and skills necessary to maximize your possible success. Each class has a qualified instructor that guides you through a study syllabus in a format similar to a live classroom session. You can expect to go over a basic overview of the structure of the test and the testing process, as well as the scoring system. By learning about the types of questions you will be asked you can reduce your chances of becoming lost in and confused by the material. The SAT is comprised of 3 required sections and 1 optional essay. You are tested in Math with a score range of 200 to 800 points as well as Reading and Writing & Language with a combined score range of 200 to 800 points.
The Math section is divided into two parts, one using a calculator and the other without. Students are given 25 minutes to answer 15 multiple choice questions and 5 grid-ins with no calculator. The second part contains 30 multiple choice questions and 8 grid-ins that must be answered in 55 minutes with the aid of a calculator. Here you should be able to show how well you understand and interpret the data presented in the Math section. It evaluates your competence in three essential areas: heart of algebra, problem-solving & data analysis, and passport to advanced math. Heart of algebra gives you questions where you must solve problems that involve linear equations and systems. The passport to advanced math is concerned with showcasing your ability to understand the structure of expressions and then analyze, manipulate, and rewrite those expressions.
In the Reading section, you are given several passages from a wide range of subjects, and you have 65 minutes to answer 52 questions. These questions will ask you to demonstrate a command of the evidence presented. Can you identify the key areas that support answers and a basis for a sound conclusion? Can you analyze historical or scientific material and then draw accurate conclusions? You will also need to show that you understand how an argument is presented by using context clues to help you understand word choice and their relationship to the evidence.
The Writing & Language section is made up of 44 multiple choice questions. Some of these questions will contain tables, graphs, or charts. All questions come from the provided material and you have 35 minutes to complete this portion. You will be asked to detail the passages, organization, and impact as well as point out additions that could be made to improve the given piece. Here you are evaluated on your ability to apply accurate changes to sentence structure, word usage, or argument claims that enhance and clarify the passages.
After completing these required sections you will encounter the optional SAT essay. Here there is a single question and you are given only one excerpt to read. While reading the passage you should be focused on understanding the author's use of facts to support their claim as well as noting any stylistic elements that influence the author's reasoning. Then you are required to write a response essay that assesses the author's argument. The essay should cite the evidence presented in the argument that develops the ideas presented and connect the claims made. You are given 50 minutes to complete this portion and the scoring range is 6 to 24 points.
How can taking a Salt Lake City SAT course benefit me?
The SAT has been redesigned with questions that focus on the skills and knowledge at the heart of education. These are applied skills that will be directly relevant to your college studies or a future workplace environment. In a Salt Lake City SAT prep course, your instructor will be able to walk you through common pitfalls students encounter when taking standardized exams. These include going over the structure of the test and working on time management skills. Each session offers detailed information and help in each topic covered on the exam. These classes give you the ability to attend class online wherever there is internet access, and can help keep you flexible but still on schedule.
Test preparation is an important process that can be incredibly beneficial to your score. Joining a Salt Lake City SAT course is a great first step. Online courses give you the chance to learn and develop alongside other students who share a common goal. Your courses will teach and examine study skills that can help your score and prove useful throughout your schooling and beyond. Participating in prep classes prior to test time can aid you in identifying the areas where you need improvement and the areas you don't. They also provide you with the opportunity to receive relevant feedback that can be applied prior to test day. Each class is a positive and encouraging environment that can help build your confidence.
Salt Lake City SAT courses through Varsity Tutors are a way for you to enhance your test preparations. These courses are designed to give you relevant information and clearly explain the test-taking process. By enrolling today you gain access to resources that could help you on the SAT.

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