• The Test Prep Process
  How to arrange sessions and set goals
• SSAT Skills
  Secondary School Admissions Test, for 8th graders applying to private high schools
• SAT Skills
  Scholastic Assessment Test, for college-bound high school juniors and seniors
• GRE Skills
  Graduate Record Exam, for graduate school applicants
• GMAT Skills
  Graduate Management Admissions Test, for business school program applicants

SSAT Skills

• Reading Comprehension
• Synonyms
• Antonyms

The SSAT contains five sections: reading (40 minutes), essay writing (25 minutes), a verbal section (30 minutes), and two math sections (30 minutes each).

• The Reading Comprehension section include seven short passages, including fiction excerpts and non-fiction passages on topics ranging from art to economics to science, and the 40 questions test a range of skills, including literal comprehension, narrative devices, and inference-based analyses.
• The Verbal section tests vocabulary, with 30 synonym questions and 30 antonym questions.
• The Writing Sample is an experimental section. You are asked to support an argument, but the results are not scored, do not affect the SSAT results, and are not included in the final report.