Resources › For Students and Parents 5 Free SAT Apps Worth Downloading Print Pixabay / Pexels For Students and Parents Test Prep SAT Test Prep Test Prep Strategies Study Skills ACT Test Prep GRE Test Prep LSAT Test Prep Certifications Homework Help Private School College Admissions College Life Graduate School Business School Law School Distance Learning View More By Kelly Roell Kelly Roell Education Expert B.A., English, University of Michigan Kelly Roell is the author of "Ace the ACT. " She has a master's degree in secondary English education and has worked as a high school English teacher. Learn about our Editorial Process Updated on March 16, 2020 Unfortunately, not all apps for the SAT exam are created the same. Some of the SAT apps out there that you can download can be completely awful, as a matter of fact. They may be full of glitches, pricey upgrades, and incorrect answers. One look and you think to yourself, "This is not going to help me at all. Why did I bother?" Other apps, however, are incredibly helpful. The good news is that not every good app costs big bucks! Take a look at some of the best free SAT apps to help you get ready for the big day. 01 of 05 The Official SAT Question of the Day Maker: The College Board User Ranking: 4.5/5 stars Features: If you like the "a little bit everyday" kind of approach and you're willing to start early, this app can definitely help. Here, you'll receive a question each day from all three sections of the SAT: mathematics, critical reading, and writing. You can browse through last week's questions, along with your answers, and read thorough explanations for every wrong choice. Bonus? The app comes from the maker of the SAT test themselves, the College Board, so you know the questions you're getting every day are spot on. 02 of 05 IntelliVocab Lite for SAT Maker: Faqden Labs User Ranking: 4.5/5 stars Features: If you struggle with vocabulary and hate vocab flashcards, this app is just your thing. It's adaptable, meaning it uses algorithms and web semantics to figure out the best way to quiz you. The more you practice, the more the app learns about the types of vocabulary words that will trip you up. Although it only has 290 words in the lite version, learning those 290 words will increase your chances of scoring high on the SAT writing (including the essay) and critical reading sections. 03 of 05 SAT Up Maker: Score Beyond User Ranking: 4.5/5 stars Features: This app has a bigger following than even the official SAT app! It replaced the "Ace the SAT" app, which was designed specifically for the math portion. SAT Up prepares you for every section on the SAT with detailed analytics, step-by-step explanations, and over 400 questions. It also gives you the standard formatted SAT score at the end of each quiz and even a percentile score for students entering the college of your choice. 04 of 05 SAT Connect Maker: Watermelon Express User Ranking: 4.5/5 stars Features: Formerly $24.99, this app is not staying free for very long. Even at the full price, this app is worth it because of the sheer number of tools: seven diagnostic tests, 4,000 words, over 1,000 fully-explained test questions, and a ton more. Not only will you get real-time feedback, approximate SAT scores, and time performance, you'll also get a baseline percentile compared to other app users. Plus, the user interface is kinda snazzy. Nothing is more boring than staring at a plain black and white app. This app offers color and vivid imagery to keep you interested. 05 of 05 iPredict Maker: Sourcebooks, Inc. User Ranking: 3.5/5 stars Features: Although this app is just a one-time use kinda deal, it's definitely worth the download. Designed by Gary Gruber, one of the leading test prep experts in the country, the app purports to gauge your readiness level for the SAT based on 18 questions. After completion, you'll receive problem-solving strategies you need to review and SAT sections that could use more work. It's not clear whether 18 questions can ascertain your future score in its entirety, but it certainly can give you a reference point for future prep. Cite this Article Format mla apa chicago Your Citation Roell, Kelly. "5 Free SAT Apps Worth Downloading." ThoughtCo, Apr. 5, 2023, thoughtco.com/free-sat-apps-worth-downloading-3211806. Roell, Kelly. (2023, April 5). 5 Free SAT Apps Worth Downloading. Retrieved from https://www.thoughtco.com/free-sat-apps-worth-downloading-3211806 Roell, Kelly. "5 Free SAT Apps Worth Downloading." ThoughtCo. https://www.thoughtco.com/free-sat-apps-worth-downloading-3211806 (accessed April 26, 2024). copy citation