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Top Scores: We’ve achieved the highest SAT score of 1590/1600 and have the most 1500+ scores in the industry.

Exceptional Performance: One in three of our students scores 1500+ (99th percentile), with an average score of 1470.

Industry-Leading Results: Our SAT online classes have the highest success rate of 90% in the industry.

Comprehensive Materials: We provide the most updated and all-necessary materials for SAT preparation.

Innovative Tools: Our Digital SAT Software replicates the College Board’s Computer Adaptive Tests, offering a real test experience.

Extensive Practice: Access 15+ Computer Adaptive practice tests and 60+ sectional practice tests designed for the New Digital SAT.

Live & Online Classes: Join our live, online classes tailored specifically for the New Digital SAT.

Effective Preparation: Our expert tutors focus on personalized strategies to maximize your score.

Resource-Rich Environment: All practice resources are available online for convenient access and effective study.

Unmatched Support: With our extensive experience and resources, 24NorthStar is unmatched in SAT exam preparation.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What do I need to know about the SAT?

The digital SAT is a computer-based test that’s shorter and features two main sections: Reading & Writing and Math. It uses adaptive testing, adjusting the difficulty of questions based on your performance. You can use a calculator for the entire Math section, with an on-screen calculator provided. The content is similar to the paper SAT but includes interactive questions. Scores are reported on the same 1600-point scale, with quicker results. Practice using the College Board's digital format resources to get comfortable with the new testing experience.

What is the difference between ACT and SAT?

The ACT and SAT are both used for college admissions but differ in format and content. The ACT includes four sections—English, Math, Reading, and Science—plus an optional Writing section, and lasts 2 hours and 55 minutes (or 3 hours and 35 minutes with Writing). It’s scored on a scale of 1-36 for each section. The SAT has two main sections—Reading & Writing and Math—plus an optional Essay, and lasts 3 hours (or 3 hours and 50 minutes with the Essay). It’s scored on a scale of 400-1600. The ACT’s Science section tests data interpretation, while the SAT focuses on evidence-based reading and writing. The SAT Math section has both calculator and non-calculator parts, whereas the ACT allows calculators for all Math questions. Your choice may depend on your strengths and test preferences.

What is considered a good SAT score?

A "good" SAT score can vary depending on the colleges you're aiming for, but generally:

- Above Average: Scores above 1200 are considered above average and can make you a competitive applicant at many colleges.

- High Achievers: Scores of 1400 and above are typically viewed as strong and can help you stand out at selective schools.

- Top Tier: Scores of 1500 and above are considered excellent and are competitive for the most prestigious universities.

Ultimately, what counts as a good score depends on the specific requirements and averages of the colleges you’re interested in. It’s a good idea to research the average SAT scores of admitted students at your target schools to set a personal benchmark.

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