Digital SAT Preparation

The Digital SAT is a university-admissions test delivered digitally. It measures Reading and Writing plus Math. The test is adaptive at the module level: each section has two modules, and performance in the first influences the difficulty of the second.

AFA trains you for the test itself. It does not advise on university admissions, required scores or application strategy.

College Board currently lists 54 Reading and Writing questions in 64 minutes and 44 Math questions in 70 minutes, for a total of 2 hours and 14 minutes plus a break. Each section has two equal-length modules.

Reading and Writing covers comprehension, evidence, vocabulary, grammar and revision. Math covers algebra, advanced math, problem-solving/data analysis, geometry and trigonometry.

AFA’s Digital SAT course is live and instructor-led. Preparation combines content review with adaptive-module pacing, question review and timed mixed practice.

The price for this course is still being confirmed, so the course page does not show a number yet. The five-day free trial is the right place to inspect the learning portal and course structure before paying.

For the Digital SAT, preparation should also account for the two-module design. Work on accuracy before speed, then add timed sets and full-section practice. Keep an error log by concept — for example, grammar rule, inference, algebra or data interpretation — so repeated mistakes become visible. Calculator fluency and comfort with the digital testing interface matter alongside content knowledge.

You've already decided what you want the language or test to do for you. The useful decision now is narrower: the right version, level and study format.

Where a course shows Price on request, the figure is not final yet and we would rather say so than guess. Use the course page and five-day trial, then ask a counsellor before paying.