SAT COURSE AT APOSTROPHE

Prepare for the SAT Test with Apostrophe's specialized SAT Course, From the basics of Math and English Reading/Writing to excellency.

The SAT is an abbreviation that stands for Standard Aptitude Test.
SAT is a test administered by the American College Entrance Examination Board (CEEB), also known as College Board. The SAT comprises a multiple-choice pencil and paper test in topics of English and Mathematics that takes a total of three to four hours to complete. The goal of the SAT exam is to evaluate your capabilities in joining colleges and university institutions. SAT is accepted in many universities in countries such as the United States, Canada, and Germany. The majority of universities in Turkey accept SAT scores as a university-entrance examination including Istanbul University and others.

Why should I take the SAT Course?

Completing a SAT Course opens you to several opportunities locally and globally. Many study scholarships are also based on your SAT Course performance. Employers also account for SAT scores when evaluating job applications. Beyond the opportunities offered by the SAT is the ability to easily score with good preparation. SAT is a slow-paced test compared to several other standardized tests. It, therefore, makes it much easier in preparing for the test. The SAT is a test that offers you great returns for a small investment.

Why prepare for SAT Exam with Apostrophe?

Apostrophe Educational Center has been training students for the SAT for many years. Our teachers and trainers have years of experience in training students to achieve the highest scores on the SAT. Our approach focuses on isolating the subjects of English and Mathematics that make up the SAT and tackling their sub-topics one by one. Our consistent assessments and practice test sessions familiarize you with the SAT so that you are beyond ready to complete the examination. Many of our students have scored highly on the SAT exam and are now studying in many of the esteemed institutions in Turkey and abroad.

SAT MATH

SAT math revolve around topics such as Algebra I and II, geometry, and some trigonometry. The SAT math is 58 multiple–choice questions broken up into a 20-question No-Calculator section and a 38-question Calculator-allowed section. Compared to several other aptitude tests, the SAT math is relatively easier. There are no advance mathematics areas covered in the SAT mathematics.

SAT English

The SAT English is evidence-based and contains parts of reading and writing. The SAT also includes an optional essay part that some students may opt for depending on their intended field of study. The SAT reading section will contain a total of 52 multiple choice questions with passages spanning historical texts, social sciences and natural sciences. The SAT writing section will contain a total of 44 multiple choice questions testing your grammar and vocabulary context usage skills. Those who opt in for an essay will be granted 50 minutes to complete a persuasive essay.

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Do I need to take the SAT?

Generally, in Turkey students are required to take one of either exam: YOS or SAT. While YOS is only accepted in Turkey, SAT is accepted worldwide. Taking the SAT exam depends on many factors such as the level of English and math, medium of education and the intended university program. At Apostrophe Educational Center, we take all these factors into account so that we can advise you on the best course of action to secure a successful academic future.

What are the books used for the SAT course?

Students discuss which book better provides the tools required to achieve the best results, however at Apostrophe Educational center, we found it best to consider all of the most used books for SAT such as Barron’s, Khan Academy and Panda.

I am scared of Math, what should I do?

The Math section of the SAT exam is considered to be surprisingly easy. It is generally around the same math level of Grade 10 of high school. Our teachers have taught students coming from different educational backgrounds and hence they start from the very basics of math to ensure that students are capable of coping. We focus on making the experience more hands on for students to find learning math more fun and overcome their fears.

How long does it take to prepare for the SAT test?

Depending on your initial standard in English and mathematics, it generally takes 2 to 3 months to be prepared for the SAT examination. With the consistent and continuous support offered by our experienced teachers, students will be exam ready in the 3-month SAT test preparation offered.

Should I take SAT if I’ve already taken other college admission tests (e.g., YOS or ACT)?

Some institutions require or recommend SAT in addition to the other college admission tests. Some also use these for course placement once you’ve arrived on campus. Depending on your performance, you may potentially fulfill basic requirements or even receive credit for introductory-level courses. Along with other admission credentials (your high school record, teacher recommendation, etc.), SAT can help provide complete your academic portfolio and place you above the competition.

What level of English do I require to prepare for the SAT?

Although SAT tests are a combination of English and mathematics, we recommend that you achieve a sufficiently proficient level in English before you take on the SAT. At Apostrophe Educational Center, we offer our SAT students a chance to assess their readiness for the SAT through our free English language placement tests. We also have a range of English language courses that will prepare you to undertake the SAT course.

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