
Digital SAT® Prep
Boost your scores and set yourself up for college admissions success with Elite's world-renowned SAT prep curriculum — updated with new full-length digital practice tests and strategies designed to prepare you for the digital SAT.
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If you’re planning to take the digital SAT, you’ll need to prepare using practice tests that mimic the actual testing environment and updated digital SAT format as closely as possible. At Elite, we’ve got you covered with our new full-length practice tests that you’ll take on a laptop or tablet, just like the real SAT.
The digital SAT has two sections: Reading and Writing (54 questions in 64 minutes) and Math (44 questions in 70 minutes), for a total testing time of 2 hours and 14 minutes, with a 10-minute break between them. Each section is split into two equal-length modules, and the second module is harder or easier depending on how you did on the first. Scores range from 400 to 1600. You can use a calculator throughout the Math section: Bluebook has one built in, or you can bring an acceptable calculator of your own.

In-Person & Live Online Classes
We offer both in-person and virtual SAT prep. Our live online classes deliver an authentic classroom experience. Asking questions in real time and working together on a virtual whiteboard makes it feel just like being there.

Progress Tracking on the Elite App
Students, parents, and counselors can all follow student progress on the Elite Prep app. Track test reports, score trends, instructor notes, and class and counseling schedules to stay accountable on your path to academic success.

World-Renowned Curriculum
Our proven SAT curriculum consists of 1000+ pages of lessons and strategies. No one offers more effective test preparation materials. All SAT prep students receive bound copies of our lessons and practice set books.
After scoring 1300 on my diagnostic test, I ended up getting a 1520 on the SAT and was accepted to Berkeley, UCLA, Dartmouth, and UPenn. Thank you, Elite!

Expert instructors who know their subjects inside and out
At Elite, we only work with the best: teachers who are experts in their fields and display the energy and enthusiasm necessary to effectively engage and motivate students.

More than just test prep: Mentorship and accountability
College readiness doesn’t end with great test scores. At Elite, we help motivate students and hold them accountable as they progress toward their goals. Your Elite counselor will meet with you online to help you stay on track, set concrete goals, and build a plan of action for academic success.
The Elite difference
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Common Questions
- Is there a free SAT diagnostic test?
- Yes. Every student can take a free diagnostic SAT before choosing a class. The results show where the student is starting in each section, so we can suggest a class, a diagnostic date and a plan. Fill out the form on this page and we'll send tuition information, program details and instructions on how to schedule the free diagnostic, or contact your nearest Elite Prep center directly.
- Do you offer SAT prep online or only in person?
- Both. Elite offers in-person SAT classes at our centers and live online SAT classes. The online classes are taught live, so students ask questions in real time and work together on a virtual whiteboard, much like being in the classroom. Our Locations page lists every center.
- Are your SAT practice tests digital, like the real test?
- Yes. Elite's full-length SAT practice tests are taken on a laptop or tablet, just like the real digital SAT, so students practice in the format they'll see on test day. Practice tests come with Elite's SAT curriculum: more than 1,000 pages of lessons and strategies, with bound copies of the lesson and practice set books for every SAT prep student.
- When should my student take the SAT?
- Most students plan their first SAT for junior year and leave room to retake it, so prep should start a few months before the first test date you choose. The SAT is offered on eight Saturdays in the 2026–27 school year, from August through June. Registration closes about two weeks before each test. Our Test Dates page lists every date and deadline.
- What is a good SAT score?
- A good SAT score is one in or above the middle 50% of admitted students at the colleges on your list. For national context: among recent SAT takers, a 1200 is at the 75th percentile, a 1350 at the 89th and a 1400 at the 93rd. Total scores range from 400 to 1600, from two sections scored 200 to 800. Our SAT Percentiles page has the full table.
- How can parents follow their student's progress?
- Parents follow progress on the Elite Prep app. Students, parents and counselors can all see test reports, score trends, instructor notes, and class and counseling schedules there. Each student also has an Elite counselor who meets with them online to set concrete goals, keep them accountable and build a plan for the rest of their college preparation.
- How much does SAT prep cost, and how long are the classes?
- Tuition and schedules depend on the class format and the center, so we send them to you directly. Fill out the form on this page and we'll reply with tuition information, program details and how to schedule the free diagnostic. You can also call your nearest Elite Prep center.






