SAT course | Schoolastic Assessment Test | SAT training roadmap

The SAT (Schoolastic Assessment Test) is an exam that assesses students' natural and social knowledge, reasoning ability and data link in the process of applying to university in the US.

SAT is a must for US and international students who want to study a bachelor's degree program at a US university.

The SAT was designed by the Education Testing Service (Education Testing Center) at the request of College Board of the US Department of Education. In the US, besides the SAT, there is also the ACT (American College Testing) and the number of students taking the SAT and the ACT are almost equal. Nearly 6,000 American universities and colleges, most of them require SAT or ACT.

Method
Students are taught the Natural Active Learning method designed and successfully tested by American Councils at North American Universities. Students will be provided with the necessary knowledge system, equipped with effective test methods for each type of test, and practice on official exam questions to assess progress throughout the course.

Benefit
Define goals and complete SAT learning roadmap consistent with student orientation.
Design the most appropriate, appropriate and effective program for each student.
American Councils ensures your SAT scores will improve further after studying at the center with the dedicated guidance of qualified and experienced teachers.

Highlights
Dr. Nguyen Hoang Bach, Principal of American Councils, has a PhD degree in the US and has many years of teaching at the University and Postgraduate level in the US, and has experience working in the Admissions Council in the United States on For 15 years, she has read and evaluated a lot of essays applying for scholarships to study abroad.

American Councils has had experience in SAT curriculum design and teaching methods for US universities for many years and achieved high results.

Program level
The SAT course at American Councils is divided into 5 clear levels to help you study your course in detail with each goal!

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