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SAT Schedule & Plan

2025 - 2026 SAT Test Dates

Welcome to our SAT planning tool! This page helps you create a personalized SAT study journey in three simple steps:

  1. Choose your target SAT test date from our comprehensive schedule
  2. Complete a brief assessment of your current SAT knowledge and target scores
  3. Receive a customized AI-generated study plan tailored to your needs and timeline
Important: SAT scores are typically released about 2 weeks after the test date at 8:00 AM ET. Starting from June 2025, colleges will receive scores approximately 10 days after student score release.
For SAT registration, please visit College Board or call 866-756-7346. For testing accommodations, contact 609-771-7137.

Example Study Plan

Below is a sample study plan to give you an idea of the personalized schedule our AI will create based on your assessment results and chosen test date.

Day 1

Advanced Math

Practice: question bank
Day 2

Algebra

Practice:
mini test
Day 3

Problem-Solving and Data Analysis

Practice: question bank
Day 4

Craft and Structure

Practice: question bank
Day 5

Expression of Ideas

Practice: question bank
Day 6

Information and Ideas

Practice: question bank
Day 7

Full Length Test

Practice: full length test

Get Your Study Plan

  • 1

    Choose Test Date

    Select your target test date from the timeline below

    May 3, 2025
    Registration Deadline
    Apr 18, 2025
    Late Registration
    Apr 22, 2025
    Score Release
    May 16, 2025
    Suggested Prep Date
    Nov 1, 2024
    June 7, 2025
    Registration Deadline
    May 22, 2025
    Late Registration
    May 27, 2025
    Score Release
    Jun 20, 2025
    Suggested Prep Date
    Jan 1, 2025
    August 23, 2025
    Registration Deadline
    N/A
    Late Registration
    N/A
    Score Release
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    Suggested Prep Date
    Jun 1, 2025
    September 13, 2025
    Registration Deadline
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    Late Registration
    N/A
    Score Release
    N/A
    Suggested Prep Date
    Jul 1, 2025
    October 4, 2025
    Registration Deadline
    N/A
    Late Registration
    N/A
    Score Release
    N/A
    Suggested Prep Date
    Jul 1, 2025
    November 8, 2025
    Registration Deadline
    N/A
    Late Registration
    N/A
    Score Release
    N/A
    Suggested Prep Date
    Sep 1, 2025
    December 6, 2025
    Registration Deadline
    N/A
    Late Registration
    N/A
    Score Release
    N/A
    Suggested Prep Date
    Oct 1, 2025
    March 14, 2026
    Registration Deadline
    N/A
    Late Registration
    N/A
    Score Release
    N/A
    Suggested Prep Date
    Nov 1, 2025
    May 2, 2026
    Registration Deadline
    N/A
    Late Registration
    N/A
    Score Release
    N/A
    Suggested Prep Date
    Jan 1, 2026
    June 6, 2026
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    N/A
    Late Registration
    N/A
    Score Release
    N/A
    Suggested Prep Date
    Feb 1, 2026
  • 2

    Complete Assessment

    Tell us about your current level and goals

    Reading & Writing

    Math

  • 3

    Get Study Plan

    Receive your personalized study schedule

Planning Your SAT Prep: Your Roadmap to Success

Success on the digital SAT starts with a strategic study plan tailored to your goals. To help you create an effective and personalized preparation strategy, consider these five essential questions:

What is your target score?

Your target score is the cornerstone of your SAT journey. Research the average scores at your dream schools and set a goal that’s both bold and attainable to ignite your study plan.

How long will it take to reach my goal?

The journey varies from student to student. Reflect on where you are now and where you want to be, then design a study schedule that steadily builds your skills and confidence.

Are full-length practice tests essential?

Absolutely. Full-length practice tests build endurance, familiarize you with the exam’s format, and uncover areas that need improvement. Regular practice in a test-like setting is key to your success.

What are my strengths and weaknesses?

Kick off your preparation with a diagnostic assessment or review past performances to pinpoint where you excel and where you can improve. This insight lets you target your study efforts more effectively.

How many study sessions will set me up for success?

Consistent, focused study sessions—combined with regular practice tests—create the pathway to achievement. Craft a personalized schedule that challenges you and fuels continuous improvement.

How will I track my progress and adjust my plan?

Decide on methods to monitor your scores and identify trends. Regular check-ins and assessments can help you see what's working and where you need to pivot your focus.

Essential SAT Prep Tools

Maximize your SAT preparation with our comprehensive suite of tools designed to enhance your study experience and track your progress effectively.

Personalized Study Planner

Get a customized study schedule based on your target score, available study time, and test date.

Create Study Plan

Expert-Curated Question Bank

Access 2000+ handpicked SAT questions with detailed explanations, organized by topic and difficulty level.

Explore Question Bank

Smart Flashcards

Create and study with AI-powered flashcards featuring spaced repetition for optimal retention.

Start with Flashcards

Score Calculator

Convert raw scores to scaled scores instantly and track your progress towards your target score.

Calculate Your Score

Topic-Focused Mini Tests

Practice specific topics with timed mini-tests to build confidence and improve accuracy.

Take Mini Tests

Full-Length Practice Tests

Experience complete SAT exams under realistic conditions with adaptive difficulty.

Start Full Test

Pro Tip

Start your SAT prep journey by creating a personalized study plan 3-4 months before your test date. Use our time management tools to master pacing, combine mini-tests for targeted practice, and gradually progress to full-length practice tests. Regular review with flashcards and consistent practice with our question bank will help you stay on track with your study goals.

Free Full Length SAT Tests withOfficial-StyleQuestions

Practice with our full length adapive full testreal test-likequestions and proven300+points score boost

Digital SAT questions preview

How to Execute Your Study Plan Effectively

To maximize your SAT score improvement, it's crucial to follow our proven three-step learning method consistently throughout your study journey. This systematic approach ensures comprehensive understanding and retention of all test concepts, helping you achieve your highest potential on test day.

The Three Steps of Digital SAT Prep

Take a full-length, computer adaptive practice test.

Review the results and identify areas that need improvement.

Target the areas that you need to work on.

Repeat these steps to reach your SAT score goals.

Understanding Our Learning Method

Why a Systematic Approach is Essential

The SAT is not just a test of knowledge but a measure of critical thinking, problem-solving, and time management. Many students struggle not because they lack intelligence but because they lack a structured study plan. Research in cognitive science shows that spaced repetition, active recall, and targeted practice are key to long-term retention and skill development. A well-organized learning method ensures that you systematically build on your strengths, address your weaknesses, and internalize strategies that lead to higher accuracy and efficiency during the test.

Breaking Down the Three-Step Learning Method

Our approach consists of three key phases: concept mastery, strategic practice, and simulated testing.

Concept Mastery

Before tackling SAT problems, it's essential to deeply understand the underlying concepts (learn from Flash Card), whether in math, reading, or writing. This involves reviewing foundational principles, learning key formulas and grammar rules, and ensuring clarity on commonly tested topics.

Strategic Practice

Once the concepts are clear, you must engage in targeted practice, focusing on different question types, identifying patterns in how the SAT presents problems, and developing techniques for eliminating wrong answers efficiently.

Simulated Testing

To bridge the gap between practice and real performance, full-length timed tests are essential. These tests help you build endurance, manage time effectively, and reduce test anxiety, ensuring you perform optimally on the actual exam.

The Science Behind Effective Study Techniques

Cognitive psychology supports the effectiveness of structured learning through concepts like active recall (retrieving information from memory instead of passive review) and spaced repetition (reviewing material at strategic intervals to strengthen retention). Additionally, deliberate practice—focusing intensely on weak areas while receiving immediate feedback—has been shown to accelerate skill acquisition. Our three-step method integrates these principles, ensuring that you not only learn the material but also retain and apply it under test conditions.

How This Approach Maximizes Score Improvement

By following this structured approach, students avoid common pitfalls such as passive learning, last-minute cramming, and ineffective guessing. Instead, they develop a deep understanding of the test format, master proven strategies, and refine their test-taking skills. This method allows students to gradually improve their accuracy, reduce careless errors, and boost their confidence—three essential factors for a high SAT score. Those who consistently follow this method see significant score improvements compared to those who take a more haphazard approach.

Committing to a Consistent Study Plan

The key to success is consistency. Implementing the three-step method requires discipline, but the rewards are worth it. Setting a study schedule, tracking progress, and continuously refining your approach will help you make steady gains. Remember, SAT success is not about natural ability alone—it's about using the right strategies and putting in the effort. By committing to this method, you can maximize your score improvement and reach your full potential on test day.