Welcome
Learn the SAT one part at a time.
From Aime Pascal, your instructor
When I was studying, the SAT became easier the day I started to notice its mind map. It is not one big test. It is a few parts, each part has smaller parts, and each small part has its own rules.
So do not try to learn everything at once. Go part by part, and finish one before you open the next. If you already know what hurts your score, go straight to that part.
Choose how you want to learn
Go part by part (recommended)
Follow the SAT in order: Reading and Writing, then Math. Enroll in a course and we keep your place.
Work on one part only
Know your weak spot? Open the map and pick the exact skill. You can enroll in a single skill too.
The SAT map
Parts, sub-parts and skills
The SAT has two parts. Each part has four sub-parts (domains). Each domain has skills. The lines around the boxes tell you which domain a skill belongs to.
Without an account you can open every lesson and cheat code. After about five minutes we will ask you to make a free account, so your progress is tracked and you receive free guidance.
Library
Every skill, ready to learn
Books and free resources
Good SAT books are copyrighted, so I cannot copy them onto this site. What I can do is point you to the official and free ones, and to free classic books to read for Reading practice.
Practice
Practice every part
Pick a part. Every part has 8 questions that start easy and end very hard. Choose timed (a countdown like the real test) or free (no clock). You can switch the clock off at any time.
Forum
Ask. Answer. Learn together.
Every student can read. Sign in to ask a question or answer one. Tutors and mentors help here too.
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Tutors and mentors
Help a student get there.
If you scored well on the SAT, teach, or work at a university or organization, you can help here. Tutors answer questions in the forum, review practice questions, and can lead small groups. Mentors guide students on their next steps.
Join as a tutor
Pick the skills you can teach and how much time you can give. We review every tutor before they start with students.
Join as a mentor or organization
Share guidance on applications, scholarships and universities with students.
Apply to help
Online applications are opening soon. Until then, introduce yourself in the forum: say what you can teach and how much time you can give, and Aime will contact you.
Impact
What we are building together
Imboni Academy is building a free online school for anyone who lost the chance to study. The Hub is where it starts: free SAT lessons, free guidance, and a community that helps.
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