The PSAT (or preliminary SAT) is a slightly easier version of the SAT. Both exams test similar concepts, but their purposes are vastly different. The PSAT is meant to be a practice SAT for students preparing to take the SAT in years to come. The SAT is looked at by colleges and universities to gain entrance and scholarship. 

Although the PSAT is meant for practice, it still has large implications for juniors who take this test. Juniors who score a 99% on their PSAT score can become National Merit Scholars - one of the country's most prestigious, competitive, and scholarship rewarding recognitions. 

Did your sophomore have an outstanding result last year (90% or above)? Great! How would he or she know what to study to ace the test this year?  Most likely, students will get another high score, but miss the National Merit Scholarship by just three or four questions! Our course provides feedback of what to study, practice, and individualized attention to gain those last few percentage points. Hard work is required.

Since the PSAT is a practice version of the SAT, the best way to prepare for the PSAT is to utilize SAT exams. Below, you will find our practice SAT resources.