Know exactly what to study next
Set your target score and exam date. Your plan follows your results and puts more work on the topics that cost you the most points.
4-Week Study Plan
For learners with around one month who already have some familiarity with the SAT.
Build my study plan- 65–90 mins per day
- Adapts to you
- Contains full tests
Week by week
Day 1 - Intro to the SAT & Baseline Test
The baseline samples Reading & Writing and Math so the plan has evidence to work with before it chooses weak-area sessions.
- Welcome to the SAT: format and scoring20 min
- Baseline test across Reading & Writing and Math25 min
- Explore your results20 min
Illustrative example — your real plan is built from your results, target score and exam date.
A study plan
built around you.
Tell us your target score and exam date. ScoreForge uses your results to choose what you should study next — no guesswork, no generic schedule.
Set your goalYour goal, your timeline
01Target score and exam date
Choose the score you are aiming for and the day of your exam. Every recommendation is measured against that goal.
A daily plan from your results
02Weakest topics first
Each day you get a short list of sessions — starting with the topics where your accuracy is lowest — followed by a mini test to check your progress.
It adapts as you improve
03Recalculated after every session
Your estimated score, strengths and weak spots update as you answer questions, so tomorrow's plan always reflects where you stand today.
See where you are, and what is left between you and your target
Your estimated Math, Reading & Writing and Total scores update as you practice. Your plan then puts more work on the topics costing you the most points.
Math
+30 pts vs last week
Reading & Writing
+20 pts vs last week
Total
+50 pts vs last week
Illustrative example — scores shown are not real student results.
How it works
A clear path, from your first diagnostic test to exam day.
01 1. Diagnostic test
Assess your current level, section by section, in a few minutes.
02 2. Targeted practice
Work on the topics, difficulty, and question format you choose.
03 3. Mock exams
Simulate real conditions with timed, realistic sections.
04 4. Progress tracking
Spot your weak areas and track your score estimate over time.
Your next practice session starts now.
Create a free account, take a diagnostic test, and find out exactly where to focus your effort.
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