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Yes! Test Ninjas offers a limited selection of free practice materials for all students under our free tier. Students who purchase our premium package get access to over 10,000 practice questions, 20 full-length practice tests, and more difficult questions to help push their scores even higher.

The average score increase from Test Ninjas Premium is just over 150 points. However, the score increase you can expect depends on your current score, the difficulty of the questions you practice, and how much time you spend practicing. We have had many students who improved from a 1200 to 1500+.

We offers the largest collection of high-quality SAT practice questions available anywhere - over 10,000 questions and 20 full-length practice tests. Unlike other programs that use static question banks, we continuously analyze student performance data to enhance our questions and improve our scoring algorithms. This data-driven approach ensures our practice materials stay current and effectively prepare students for the actual exam.

Our practice questions are created by our team of expert educators and are based on official SAT test content and guidelines. We use the same question types, difficulty levels, and content as the actual SAT exam to ensure our practice materials are as accurate and relevant as possible.

College admissions are more competitive than ever. With recent changes in admission policies, schools are placing greater emphasis on measurable factors like GPA and test scores. In this new landscape, every point on your SAT counts. Admissions officers want clear evidence of academic achievement, and nothing provides that quite like a high standardized test score. Additionally, strong SAT scores can help you earn significant merit-based scholarships from colleges. Many colleges award merit-based scholarships to students with high test scores, which can save your family tens of thousands of dollars. For example, at the University of Alabama, an SAT score of 1420+ (with a good GPA) earns an out-of-state student a $28,000 per year Presidential Scholarship. Over a 4-year degree, that's over $112,000 in total scholarship money!

At the most elite universities, roughly 90% of incoming students score between 1400 and 1600 on the SAT. Even when colleges say tests are "optional," strong scores provide a decisive edge. For example, at Harvard, only about 22% of applicants chose to submit test scores – but they made up over 52% of admitted students.