Here are popular online resources to prepare for ACT and SAT tests (click for updated list):
- Albert Online — lots of SAT practice exams, including subject areas.
- College Board
- Kaplan Test Prep
- Khan Academy reading-writing-practice
- Mindsnacks SAT Vocabulary–a big part of succeeding on the SAT essay is knowing the right word
- Number2.com–for SAT, ACT, GRE
- Perfect Score Project--to prepare for SATs
- Prep Factory–for SATs, ACTs, other
- Quizlet–hundreds of SAT vocabulary prep flashcards
- UWorld SAT Prep
- Veritas Prep–free and fee tips, videos and more
SAT Exams
Here are some that specialize in SAT exams:
- Albert Online — lots of SAT practice exams, including subject areas.
- College Board
- Kaplan Test Prep
- Khan Academy reading-writing-practice
- Number2.com–for SAT, ACT, GRE
- Perfect Score Project--to prepare for SATs
- Prep Factory–for SATs, ACTs, other
- Quizlet — hundreds of free SAT vocabulary prep flashcards
- UWorld SAT Prep
- Veritas Prep–free and fee tips, videos and more
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That’s a lot of good resources for SAT/ACT prep. In Sweden, where I grew up we don’t have SAT/ACT, so I never took it despite having both a masters and PhD from an American university. However, our kids took it and we used some SAT practice resources. There seems to be a lot more of that now.
You might have taken a Masters test (like the GMAT I took for an MBA program) since you already had a Bachelor’s, and the PhD–I think that’s more of an interview than a test. I was accepted into one PhD program based on Master’s grades and an interview, but declined. It is intriguing how different education is all over the world.