ADVERTORIAL: Three SAT® practice tips from the College Board

Just one year ago, the College Board and Khan Academy^® teamed up to create Official SAT^® Practice. Since then, over 1.6 million students have signed up and are working with interactive questions, instant feedback, video lessons, full-length practice tests, and more to get ready for the SAT. It’s personalized, so students can focus on the areas where they need the most work. And here’s the best part: These world-class tools are, and always will be, free for every student. Whether you want to play football for the Longhorns, the Aggies, the Cowboys, or the Texans, the key to success is dedicated practice. That means hard work putting in the hours. It means a willingness to fail, struggle, and keep going. It’s about focused hard work. And the SAT, which is an important step toward college, is no different. In order to do well on the SAT, you have to practice. That means making your mistakes before test day and embracing them as a way to get stronger. This year we want to help students plan for the SAT and the school year ahead. Here are a few tips to pass on: