SAT Study Plan Generator

    Tell us your current score, target score, and test date. We produce a week-by-week Digital SAT study plan — balancing diagnostic, skill drills, timed modules, and full-length practice — that matches the time you actually have.

    That's an aggressive gain. Most students gain 10–20 points per week with consistent prep. Consider either adding weeks or lowering the target.

    Your 10-week Digital SAT plan

    1. Week 1 · diagnostic
      Baseline diagnostic
      • Take a full-length Digital SAT in Bluebook.
      • Tally misses by skill — which domains ate the most points?
      • Review every missed question with a written explanation.
    2. Week 2 · content
      Content review: weakest skills
      • Drill 40 questions per day in the easy-to-medium range of your weakest skills.
      • Review every miss. Write a one-sentence reason for each wrong answer.
      • End the week with a 2-module RW or Math set to measure progress.
    3. Week 3 · content
      Content review: next weakest skills (phase 2)
      • Drill 40 questions per day in the easy-to-medium range of your weakest skills.
      • Review every miss. Write a one-sentence reason for each wrong answer.
      • End the week with a 2-module RW or Math set to measure progress.
    4. Week 4 · content
      Content review: next weakest skills (phase 3)
      • Drill 40 questions per day in the easy-to-medium range of your weakest skills.
      • Review every miss. Write a one-sentence reason for each wrong answer.
      • End the week with a 2-module RW or Math set to measure progress.
    5. Week 5 · content
      Content review: next weakest skills (phase 4)
      • Drill 40 questions per day in the easy-to-medium range of your weakest skills.
      • Review every miss. Write a one-sentence reason for each wrong answer.
      • End the week with a 2-module RW or Math set to measure progress.
    6. Week 6 · drill
      Mixed skill drills (phase 1)
      • Alternate timed modules with targeted skill drills.
      • Use the Digital SAT question bank to build a 50-question daily mix.
      • Track which skills still miss at >30% and return to content review if needed.
    7. Week 7 · drill
      Mixed skill drills (phase 2)
      • Alternate timed modules with targeted skill drills.
      • Use the Digital SAT question bank to build a 50-question daily mix.
      • Track which skills still miss at >30% and return to content review if needed.
    8. Week 8 · drill
      Mixed skill drills (phase 3)
      • Alternate timed modules with targeted skill drills.
      • Use the Digital SAT question bank to build a 50-question daily mix.
      • Track which skills still miss at >30% and return to content review if needed.
    9. Week 9 · drill
      Mixed skill drills (phase 4)
      • Alternate timed modules with targeted skill drills.
      • Use the Digital SAT question bank to build a 50-question daily mix.
      • Track which skills still miss at >30% and return to content review if needed.
    10. Week 10 · mock
      Full-length mock 1
      • Take a full Bluebook practice test on the weekend.
      • Score it using the Digital SAT score calculator.
      • Review every wrong answer before the next week starts.

    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 Digital SAT questions?

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

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