# The SAT study week

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A SAT study week around school: 45 minutes of math or reading and writing after school, one full practice test on Saturday and an hour reviewing the mistakes on Sunday.

## Why it works
- **Short and frequent** beats long and rare when you have school.
- **A full test each week** gets you used to the timing.
- **Reviewing mistakes** is where points are won.

## Make it yours
- Use College Board's official Bluebook practice tests.
- Test coming up in under a month? Add a second weekend session.

## Use it
Open the [week builder](https://gocutline.com/#try), paste the line below and adjust the times to your life:

> SAT math 45 min mon wed at 16, SAT reading 45 min tue thu at 16, Practice test 3h sat at 9, Review mistakes 1h sun at 10, Training 2x at 17:30

The week: SAT math 45 min mon wed at 16, SAT reading 45 min tue thu at 16, Practice test 3h sat at 9, Review mistakes 1h sun at 10, Training 2x at 17:30

## Questions

**How long should I study for the SAT each week?**
A few focused hours plus a practice test works for most students. This plan is about seven hours.

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