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StudySAT.

About StudySAT

A practice score
should tell the truth.

StudySAT combines a free study library with Mock Exams, saved reports and personalised learning plans. This page records who runs it and what the current product provides.

01What we promise

Five promises, and the page that proves each.

The SAT is hard enough without wondering whether your practice scores are honest. Every line below links to the document behind it.

  1. Clear about sources and limitations

    StudySAT distinguishes practice material, explanatory guidance and illustrative examples. Practice scores are not official or calibrated SAT results.

    How we source and correct

  2. A library open to anyone

    Register for free to open the study library. Explore available lessons and practice resources on a phone or computer.

    Browse the library

  3. An honest description of Mock Exam

    Mock Exam uses assembled practice papers and saves your results, history and learning plans. Practice scores do not predict your test-day performance.

    Take a Mock Exam

  4. Committed to academic integrity

    Use study support to understand the work. Do not use StudySAT for assistance during a live assessment or submit generated work as your own.

    Read the integrity guidance

  5. Clear about what is paid

    Video and Audio are free without an account. Register to use the other free library resources. Mock Exam costs US$49.90 once for permanent module access. There is no subscription or automatic renewal.

    View current paid options
02Who runs this

The record.

Written down so it can be checked, and so nobody mistakes StudySAT for part of College Board.

Operated by
Intelligence Education Technology Pty Ltd
Registered in
Victoria, Australia
Canonical website
studysat.net
Relationship to College Board
NoneStudySAT is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by College Board. Practice scores are not official SAT results.
Contact
hello@studysat.net
03The score part

The practice score, briefly.

Mock Exam reports reflect your saved practice answers. Scores are not calibrated estimates and do not predict an official SAT result. Marketing illustrations use example figures.

What Mock Exam is

  • Assembled practice papers with saved results
  • Saved reports and learning plans
  • Practice accuracy and progress

What it is not

  • An official College Board score report
  • A calibrated prediction of your SAT score
  • A promise about test-day performance

How a teacher or parent should read one is on the academic integrity page, and the quickest way to see one is to take a Mock Exam.

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look wrong?

Tell us and we will check it. A page that asks to be corrected is worth more than one that claims it never needs to be.

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