Plan your next session: Free tools
Free SAT Study Tools
Use free SAT tools to outline a study plan, set pacing checkpoints and add known section scores to compare with a goal. No account needed for the calculators.
The short answer
Use these free tools to turn a broad SAT goal into a practical next step. The study-plan generator creates a starting schedule, the pacing calculator sets time checkpoints and the score calculator adds known Math and Reading and Writing section scores to compare the total with a goal. Each tool explains its assumptions. None can guarantee a score or replace a diagnostic assessment.
Choose a tool
All three tools work on the public site without an account.
Put the result into practice
Follow a skill guide or learn how the full app organizes ongoing study.
Common questions
Is the section-score calculator official?
No. It adds the scaled section scores you enter and compares their total with a goal. It does not convert raw correct-answer counts, predict a score or produce an official score report. Use official score reports for actual results.
Does the free plan generator adapt as I practice?
The public generator creates a starting outline from your inputs. PeakSAT’s signed-in study plan is a separate feature that organizes ongoing work and supports schedule changes. Full app access requires a subscription.
Sources
- College Board: How the SAT is scoredsatsuite.collegeboard.org
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