SAT® Math (Digital)

Welcome to Albert's SAT® Math (Digital) course!

This page provides specific content-related information for Albert's SAT® Math (Digital) prep course, including how it is organized, what standards it is aligned to, and ideas for classroom uses. If you need technical assistance, please visit our Help Center or contact hello@albert.io.

For testing information or details about the exam itself, visit the SAT® website.

Albert's SAT® Math (Digital) course is organized into themes, topics, and subtopics based on the most updated Domains, Dimensions, and Skill/Knowledge Testing Points.

Our practice guide is organized into the following four themes:

Each theme is split into more specific topics (and, in some cases, subtopics). For example, here are the topics within our Algebra theme:

Every question is aligned with the most recently updated Skill/Knowledge Testing Points for the SAT® Math (Digital) exam.

You can find questions aligned to these testing points using our standards search tool. In the Standards drop-down at the top of the Practice and Assessments tabs, you can search for standards by name (for example, ALG.A.1) or description. When you type in characters that match one of the standards, the drop-down will populate with matching standards.

In addition to standards, each question is assigned one or more tags to help differentiate between the wide variety of questions we offer. These tags are a word or phrase that describe the content of the question, with all words lower-case and multiple word tags connected by a hyphen. For example, “solving-equations” or “inequalities”. Additionally, each question has a "skill" or "application" tag.

For more help on finding questions using standards and tags, visit our Help Center.

Albert's SAT® Math (Digital) course uses a variety of question types to test students’ understanding of content and provide meaningful practice of important skills.

On the SAT® Math (Digital) exam, students are permitted to use a calculator on all questions (details here), as well as this formula sheet.

Looking for more practice? Teachers can assign relevant questions from other practice courses in our PSAT® suites.

Additionally, teachers can explore thousands of additional questions in our middle school Core Math and high school Core Math courses to provide extra practice and assess, reteach, and extend student math learning.

Our Help Center is available any time and provides articles written by the Albert team to answer questions you might have about implementing Albert in your classroom.