You like words, Magooshers? You know, the things you’re reading right now? I bet there are certain words you’re always happy to hear: ‘dessert,’ ‘free,’ and ‘warm,’ are just a few nice words that come to mind. But we all have some words that we don’t like. If you’re studying for the SAT Math Test, […]

The new SAT Math test (with its no calculator section) requires you to flex your mental math muscles. Here’s a better way to multiply numbers in your head.

Make the multiple choice format of the New SAT work to your advantage. Here’s how to evaluate questions on the calculator and no calculator sections.

If the new SAT math section looks all Greek to you, don’t worry – it’s not. Magoosh is here to give you the inside scoop on how to decode the most frequently tested concepts on the new SAT.

This week, we will be going over the 4 topics that the SAT test makers have broken down the New SAT math section into.

The new SAT will ask students to use the quadratic formula. This means you must memorize it. Watch the video for everything you need to know about the quadratic formula!

Check out this video for expert top tips on the best way to prepare for NEW SAT math.

In Part 1, we talked about basic problem solving on the SAT, now let’s talk about new SAT Math questions that deal with studies trying to determine cause and effect.

Are you taking the Math Level 2 SAT Subject Test? Read this and learn some tips and tricks to help you study for the test and get a perfect score.

Covering 29% of the concepts on the test, Problem Solving and Data Analysis is the second most common on the test, after Heart of Algebra. Check out some SAT practice questions below!