Free SAT Math Check
12 questions. About 15 minutes. A report that shows how your student is losing points, not just how many.
How it works
1. You fill in a short form.
Your name, your email, and your student's first name and grade.
2. Your student takes the check.
12 SAT-style math questions with the same Desmos calculator used on the digital SAT. There's no clock on screen.
3. You get the report by email.
Accuracy by topic, confidence, and pacing, with a plain-language summary of what stood out.
What the report shows
Confident misses. Questions your student was sure about and got wrong. These are usually the most fixable points on the test.
Lucky guesses. Correct answers that came from guessing, which won't reliably show up on test day.
Pacing. How your student's time per question compares to the real SAT.
Topic breakdown. Results across the four SAT math areas.
What it doesn't do
It doesn't predict an SAT score. Twelve questions can't support an honest score estimate, so we don't give one. It shows how points are being lost, which is the more useful question.
Common questions
Is it really free?
Yes. No payment details and no account.
Who is it for?
Students preparing for the digital SAT, especially those whose test scores don't match how they do in class.
What happens after?
You'll get the report by email. If you'd like to talk through it, you can book a free consultation. No pressure either way.
The check is a starting point. Our full diagnostic and 90-minute review session classify every miss, so the plan targets the actual problem.