The New SAT® and SAT Subject Tests™ Exam
The test #1 exam for college and university admissions in the United States.
SAT® Exam Preparation Courses
FREE Practice Tests and FREE Saturday Seminars
Getting accepted into a top-tier college or university is more competitive than ever – along with a good GPA and extracurricular activities, a good SAT® score is one of the most important factors for gaining acceptance to the best universities.
Investing in a paid test preparation course to raise your SAT® score is an easy way to help increase your score and incurease your acceptance rates. Whether preparing for your first SAT® or looking to improve your score, Erasmus Center offers a variety of options to get the best score you can acheive.
We offer a Free Practice Test which simulates a real exam. Based on your exam results, we create a personalized and one-on-one solution and make an offer for your SAT® training course. Using our proven teaching methods, we provide personalized and flexible learning options for you to choose – including featured one-on-one tutoring and small groups. We use personal support and key SAT® books and practice materials as you interact with our expert and enthusiastic teachers.
The Erasmus Center also offers on-going Free Saturday Seminars monthly on various exams and topics related to exams and admissions.
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Free SAT® Diagnostic Exam
The Erasmus Center is providing a FREE LIVE SAT® Practice Exam in Brussels. This Practice Test is designed to create an individualized study plan based on your score on the diagnostic test. Based on your SAT® score, our Education Consultants will recommend a paid tutoring plan that would best suit your needs.
Why is live tutoring better than online tutoring?
- You can ask our instructors all your questions about theSAT® and what you will need to do to be successful with the exam.
- You’ll get personal help and feedback from the teachers. Working with a live person will give you the advantage of feedback – which is important in all learning.
- You will get professional training. Simply knowing the test material is not enough. Our teachers work with you to ensure you have the knowledge and the skills not only for the material but for taking the test in confidence.
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SAT® and SAT Subject Tests™ Courses
FREE SAT® Practice Test
- Cover all sections of the SAT®
- 3+ hours
- 3 to 20 students
- Saturday @ 10AM
- Practice tests and Personalized Report
Paid SAT®Prep Course
- Work on your specific needs in all the sections
- Minimum 6 hours
- 1 student
- Schedule defined according to your availabilities
- Study material and practice tests included
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SAT®– FAQ
- All questions are multiple choice and based on passages.
- Some passages are accompanied by informational graphics, such as tables, graphs, and charts — but no math is required.
- Prior topic knowledge is never tested.
- The Writing and Language Test is part of the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section.
The Essay is now optional for the New SAT® and is administered after the regular test. Depending on the college or university you wish to attend the essay may be required, suggested or optional. Please consult the latest requirements from the institution. The time for the essay is 50 minutes.
- Scale ranging from 200 to 800 for Evidence-Based Reading and Writing;
- 200 to 800 for Math;
- 2 to 8 on each of three dimensions for Essay (optional)
- Essay results are reported separately
final score is around 500. Individuals should compare their results to the mean (average) score of their graduating class to get a better idea of how well they have done.
SAT® results are usually available within approximately three weeks of the test date and can be found at the College board website.
It is also possible to register by mail, or paper registration. Please consult the College Board SAT® website for the most current information.
SAT® scores are used to supplement an individual’s junior or senior high school GPA (Grade Point Average) on college applications. The exact weight given to the SAT® varies. Many universities require it for incoming freshman, and a few do not require it at all. To avoid any confusion, individuals should contact each college or university to which they are applying regarding specific admission policies and the acceptence of the SAT® or any other testing requirements.
Generally, students take the SAT® during the spring term of their junior year and again in the fall of their senior year. The SAT®three sections, which test critical reading, writing, and mathematical abilities, are designed to provide a fair comparison between students from different backgrounds and ethnicities. Combined with the GPA, the SAT® score provides an excellent indicator of an individual’s ability to succeed at the undergraduate level.
Usually, there is an extra experimental subsection in the test which may fall under any of the main sections. The experimental subsection is not scored in your final test results and is not labelled. Individuals are strongly encouraged to answer all questions to the best of their abilities because of this.
Most math questions will be multiple choice, but some — called grid-ins — ask you to come up with the answer rather than select the answer.
The Math Test is divided into two portions:
- Math Test – Calculator and
- Math Test – No Calculator
Some parts of the test include several questions about a single scenario.
The Math Test will focus in depth on the three areas of math that play the biggest role in a wide range of college majors and careers:
- Algebra which focuses on the mastery of linear equations and systems.
- Problem Solving and Data Analysis which is about being quantitatively literate.
- Advanced Math which features questions that require the manipulation of complex equations.
- Geometry and trigonometry most relevant to college and career readiness.
We have had one result back from the SAT and that was a good result:
– Math 640
– Reading 530
– Writing 640
– Essay 10
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Our #1 priority is you aiming your target score. We believe in our prep material and hold ourselves to the highest standards.
We truly care about your success as much as you do, which is why our native English speaker instructors offer the best support around.
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