The SAT Math course.
Four courses, one per official College Board domain, weighted the way the test is. Every unit has lessons, a practice set, and a test-yourself — and the topic-practice bank drills the same four domains when you want volume.
Algebra~35% of the test6 unitsThe heart of the SAT Math section: linear equations and functions read every way the test asks — solve, interpret, build from context — plus systems and inequalities. Master the line and a third of the paper is yours.Advanced Math~35% of the test9 unitsEverything nonlinear: function notation, quadratics from every angle, exponents and radicals, exponential growth, rational expressions, transformations, and the nonlinear systems that close out the hard third of the section.Problem-Solving & Data Analysis~15% of the test6 unitsThe calculator-friendly sixth of the paper: ratios and rates, percentages, reading one- and two-variable data, probability from tables, and the study-design questions everyone forgets to prepare — every one of them answerable from a small set of moves.Geometry & Trigonometry~15% of the test6 unitsLines, angles and triangles, similarity, right-triangle trig with SOH-CAH-TOA and the special triangles, circles, and volume — SAT geometry chains two facts per problem, and these six units build exactly those chains.
Lessons are shared with the General Math catalog — the same verified content, curated and re-ordered for the SAT. Want the fundamentals from an earlier grade first? The course catalog has the full ladder.