SAT Study Plan Generator

    Upload a score report or enter your scores, choose your SAT date and available time, and get a daily SAT schedule with assignments you can launch.

    Build your SAT study plan

    Import a score report or enter scores, then get a date-by-date schedule with assignments you can launch.

    1Starting point

    Score report and scores

    Your file stays on this device. Only a sanitized score summary can be saved.

    Current total: 1230. Your target stays under your control.

    2Calendar and time

    Set your study runway

    45 minutes
    Available weekdays
    3Priorities

    Choose focus and intensity

    Plan data

    Anonymous plans stay on this device. Sign in later to sync derived plan data.

    Not saved yet

    10 assignments · 12-day runway · up to 45 min/day

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    FAQs

    How many points can I gain per week?

    A realistic pace is 10–20 points per week with consistent prep (5–10 hours weekly). Faster gains are possible at lower baselines; above a 1400 baseline, growth slows significantly.

    Is 8 weeks enough time to prep for the SAT?

    Yes, for a 100–150 point gain. Plans shorter than 6 weeks work best for polishing — not for building foundational skills from scratch.

    Should I use full-length tests every week?

    Once a week at most. Full tests are diagnostic, not training. Most of your time should go to targeted drills and thorough review of misses.

    Where do I practice SAT questions?

    Use official Bluebook practice tests for full-length runs and the 1600.now question bank for targeted skill drills.

    Can I upload my SAT score report?

    Yes. The planner can read supported SAT score-report PDFs, JPEGs, and PNGs on your device, show you what it detected, and wait for your approval before changing the plan.

    Does my score report leave my device?

    No. The original file, filename, extracted text, and personal fields are not synced. Only the sanitized scores, domain bands, settings, assignments, and progress can be saved.

    How does the planner choose assignments?

    It weighs your selected weak domains, available weekdays, daily time cap, score-report priorities, and test date. Completed and historical work stays locked when future work is rebalanced.

    Are the assignments timed?

    Timed sets use an enforced countdown. Standard Math modules use 35 minutes, while Reading and Writing practice uses custom sets that exclude Words in Context.

    Can I use the planner without an account?

    Yes. Anonymous plans are stored locally. If you later sign in, the planner can migrate the local plan and retain an older conflicting snapshot as a recoverable backup.