SAT - Scholastic Assessment Test
What is it?
The SAT is the international entrance exam for undergraduate foreign universities, so to speak. It is a test used to enter schools and universities, where subjects such as English, math, text interpretation, among others are basic requirements for success.
In the SAT course, you improve your level of knowledge, to speak and write better still, and to successfully enter and pass the proficiency tests of international university selection exams.
How's the proof?
The test lasts for 3h50 and is divided into sections of interpretation of texts and graphs, mathematics and writing (the latter optional).
Structure of the Proof
- Evidence-based (Reading & Writing) – 100 minutes
- Reading – 65 minutes 52 questions
- Writing – 35 minutes 44 questions
- Mathematics – 80 minutes 45 questions of multiple choice, 13 discursive questions, noting that the use of calculators is not allowed.
These skills are present in most international certification assessments. You will have simulations and specific exercises as well as all the support for reading and correct interpretation of texts.
Also included in this international title are math questions and UP Limits, as the objective is to help the student from the beginning of the process to completion, you will find exercises and specific lessons to help you get the title.
Punctuation
The maximum score of each section is 800 points, and the maximum points that can be obtained in the SAT is 2,400.
Dates, Values and Payments
The exam was introduced in 1926 and is applied seven times a year in the months:
- January
- March or April
- June
- October
- November
- December
The current estimated value of the SAT is U$ 350.
Where to sign up?
It is possible to obtain all the other information as well as to make the registration by the site: