Getting Top Math Scores on the Digital SAT: A Guide for Strong Students

This book is designed for strong students who have received top grades in their math classes, especially in Algebra 2. If you have not completed at least one semester of Algebra 2 (preferably honors) with a grade of at least a B+, then you should not buy this book.

If you are looking for a review of all the math topics on the digital SAT with lots of practice problems and explanations, then you should not buy this book.

What's inside this book:

• A thorough description of how to take the math portion of the digital SAT. This includes advice on how to approach adaptive testing, question weights, and time management
• Learn 12 patterns that often appear in math questions.
• Refresh 11 math topics that students tend to forget.
• For each pattern or math topic, one or two examples are provided with solutions done by hand, by graphing calculator, and by the Desmos calculator. Each unit contains references and comments regarding official practice test questions published by the College Board that use the pattern or math topic.

This book will help:

• US students who will be taking the digital PSAT/NMSQT in October 2023 or later
• Students who are trying to decide between the digital SAT versus the ACT
• US students who plan to take the SAT in March 2024 or later, and
• International students who currently are taking the digital SAT

Contains a detailed description of this very different SAT

• What module adaptive testing means
• Questions with different weights
• The online Desmos calculator

Provides advice on how to prepare and take the test

• How to recognize patterns in the questions
• Test taking advice for adaptive online testing
• How to prepare when there are only four online practice tests

Field tested by real students

• Written by an active math tutor, the material in this book has been field tested during live tutoring sessions