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By Laura Whitmore Inference questions are some of the hardest on the SAT English section. If you’ve ever felt confused or second-guessed your answer on one of these, you’re not alone! These “Logically Completes the Text” questions tend to show up later in the English modules, and they trip up even high-scoring test-takers. Whether you’re taking the SAT yourself or supporting someone who is, the strategies below can make a big difference—potentially raising English scores by 8

By Laura Whitmore The May SAT is right around the corner, and whether you've been prepping for months or you're just starting to focus in, now is the time to fine-tune your strategy! With less than a week to go, it’s all about working smarter—not harder. Here are 10 proven tips to help you feel confident walking into the test. These are based on real data from students I’ve coached and the trends we’re seeing on the Digital SAT in 2024 and 2025. Don’t feel like reading? Watch

By Laura Whitmore After analyzing recent trends and past tests, I've selected five math and five English problems that are highly likely to show up on your upcoming exam. I'll also explain quick, practical strategies to solve each one, so you can feel confident on test day! Not up for reading? Watch my YouTube video instead! English 🔮 SAT Reading Trick: “Last Sentence Strategy” For certain SAT Reading questions—usually numbers 4 through 10—you often don’t have to read the

By Laura Whitmore If you're aiming for a top score on the SAT Math section—whether that's a perfect 800 or something north of 700—you already know that the second module often ends with some of the hardest math problems on the test! These are the ones that trip up even strong students, especially under timed conditions. Our tutor team has taken the SAT multiple times (yes, officially!) and earned perfect scores on the math section. We’ve recently put together a collection of