The SAT:
The SAT is the most important test for getting into college in the United States. The SAT measures the critical thinking skills you need in order to be successful in college. Thus, you need a high SAT score to get into the college of your choice.

The SAT does not test intelligence, nor does it necessarily reflect your school grades. Rather, the SAT assesses analytical and problem solving skills that are required in college. The SAT is thus, an important element of the college admissions process and is designed to predict your academic performance. Preparation at Kaplan can help you improve your score!
 
Who should take the SAT:
Nearly all universities in the U.S. require students to take the SAT. If you are planning to complete your undergraduate degree in the U.S. then you will need to write the SAT test in order to be considered for acceptance. F.7 graduates or those who completed HKALE are highly recommended.
 

Why Take Kaplan's SAT Course?

  • Experienced Teachers with Excellent Qualifications provide special attention to developing key verbal skills such as vocabulary and reading comprehension.
  • Comprehensive Training Program prepares students to excel in all areas of the exam. For example, reading comprehension targets the understanding of reading materials and Math instruction is strategically based.
  • Study Materials provide students with extra practice materials outside of the course.? Moreover, students will be given personal on-line accounts where they will be able to access even more study materials, and watch videos of lecturers.
  • Computer-analyzed Diagnostic Tests helps students become thoroughly familiar with the test and identify strengths and weaknesses.
  • Re-take Policy ?students can re-take the Kaplan SAT course at a 30% discount of the listed course price. Re-take students may have to purchase new textbooks if an updated version is being used in the course.
How to Register for the SAT:
For more information regarding the SAT, or to register for the test, please visit Collegeboard at www.collegeboard.com.
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