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Pre-University
SAT Preparation
SAT preparation for university abroad: Reading & Writing and Math, practised in the real digital test format.
TestSAT (digital)
SectionsReading & Writing · Math
Score400–1600
About this program
The SAT is a standardized test that many universities, especially in the United States, use in admissions. It is now fully digital, with two sections, Reading & Writing and Math, and a total score of 400–1600.
This class works through both: reading academic passages and answering grammar questions quickly, and Math from algebra to data analysis. Students practise with SAT-format questions and timed simulations, so the pace of the real test feels familiar.
What students learn
- Reading & Writing: understanding academic passages quickly
- Reading & Writing: grammar and word choice
- Math: algebra and advanced math
- Math: data analysis, geometry, and trigonometry
- Managing time in each module
- Timed test simulations with review
Who this program is for
- Senior-high students targeting universities in the United States
- Students whose target universities require or accept SAT scores
- Students who want a strong SAT score to strengthen their application
Frequently asked questions
When should SAT prep start?
Ideally 6–12 months before application deadlines, usually in year 11, so there is still time for a retake.
Do all universities require the SAT?
No. Policies differ: some require it, others make it optional. Check your target universities first. A strong score still strengthens an application.
My child's math isn't strong. Can they still join?
Yes. We map the weak topics first, then aim practice at them before moving on to full simulations.
Does Eureka run the SAT itself?
No. The SAT is run by College Board. Our job is to get students ready for it.
First step
Ask about schedules and fees, or register right away.