Crack the SAT Math section — every domain, every question type
Step-by-step lessons across Algebra, Data Analysis, Geometry, and Trigonometry turn your weak spots into points on the scoreboard — no guessing, no gaps, no panic on exam day.
My goal is simple: by the time you finish, the SAT Math section shouldn't feel like a test — it should feel like a familiar problem set you've already practiced a hundred times.— Lakeisha Grange
What you'll learn
What you'll be able to do
- Solve any SAT linear equation or inequality in one or two variables quickly and without a calculator
- Set up and solve systems of two linear equations using substitution, elimination, and graphical reasoning
- Interpret linear functions, their slopes, and intercepts in real-world SAT word-problem contexts
- Analyze data distributions, calculate measures of center and spread, and read scatterplot models accurately
- Apply ratio, rate, percentage, and probability reasoning to multi-step problem-solving questions
- Use area, volume, triangle, circle, and right-triangle trigonometry formulas to solve SAT Geometry questions confidently
How it works
A school that adapts to you
This isn't a set of static videos. Every lesson is generated live and tuned to where you actually are.
We learn your level
A quick placement check tailors your starting point so you're never bored or lost.
Lessons adapt as you go
Each lesson is written for your pace and your goal, adjusting as your skills grow.
Your AI coach keeps you moving
Checkpoints, feedback, and gentle nudges turn progress into a real result.
The curriculum
What's inside your school
6 modules · 15 lessons
Algebra – Linear Equations
Builds the algebraic foundation students need for the SAT by progressing from single-variable equations to two-variable equations and finally to linear functions. Each concept is a prerequisite for the next, ensuring no student is left behind before tackling systems and inequalities.
- 1.1Linear Equations in 1 VariableIncluded
- 1.2Linear Equations in 2 VariablesIncluded
- 1.3Linear FunctionsIncluded
Algebra – Systems & Inequalities
Extends linear equation skills to multi-equation systems and inequality constraints — two of the highest-yield SAT Algebra topics. Sequenced after the Linear Equations module so students already command the individual equation skills they need to combine here.
- 2.1Systems of 2 Linear Equations in 2 VariablesIncluded
- 2.2Linear Inequalities in 1 or 2 VariablesIncluded
Problem-Solving & Data Analysis – Ratios, Rates & Percentages
Addresses the quantitative reasoning cluster of SAT Problem-Solving & Data Analysis. Ratios and rates are taught before percentages because percentage problems are a special case of proportional reasoning. Unit analysis is woven throughout as an error-prevention tool the SAT rewards.
- 3.1Ratios, Rates, Proportional Relationships, and UnitsIncluded
- 3.2PercentagesIncluded
Problem-Solving & Data Analysis – Statistics & Probability
Covers the statistical and probabilistic reasoning skills the SAT tests, sequenced from descriptive statistics (what the data shows) to inferential statistics (what the data implies about a larger population) and experimental design (how trustworthy the data is). Probability is placed before inference because conditional probability is a prerequisite for understanding margin of error and sampling logic.
- 4.1One-Variable Data: Distributions, Center, and SpreadIncluded
- 4.2Two-Variable Data: Models and ScatterplotsIncluded
- 4.3Probability and Conditional ProbabilityIncluded
- 4.4Inference, Margin of Error & Study DesignIncluded
Geometry – Area, Volume & Angle Relationships
Opens the Geometry domain with the foundational formulas and angle/triangle relationships that underpin every harder geometry topic. Area and volume are taught before right triangles so students have the geometric vocabulary and formula fluency they need when trigonometry is introduced.
- 5.1Area and Volume FormulasIncluded
- 5.2Lines, Angles, and TrianglesIncluded
Geometry – Right Triangles, Trigonometry & Circles
Completes the Geometry domain by building on angle and area knowledge to tackle the SAT's most calculation-intensive geometry topics. Right triangles and trigonometry are taught before circles so students can apply the Pythagorean theorem inside circle problems (e.g., chord length and radius relationships).
- 6.1Right Triangles and TrigonometryIncluded
- 6.2CirclesIncluded
Who it's for
Is this you?
The Retake-Ready Junior
Already took the SAT once and wants a structured, domain-by-domain review to close the gap between their current score and their goal.
The First-Time Test Taker
A sophomore or junior sitting down for the SAT for the first time who wants to build confidence and avoid going in blind.
The Math-Anxious Student
Has always felt shaky in math class and needs clear, patient, step-by-step lessons that build real understanding rather than shaky memorization.
The Independent Tutor
Works one-on-one with SAT students and wants a ready-made, comprehensive curriculum to structure sessions and fill topic gaps.
The Supportive Parent
Wants to understand the material well enough to guide their teen through practice at home and spot where they're struggling.
The High Scorer Hunting Points
Already scoring well but targeting a 750+ and needs to nail the trickier Data Analysis, Trigonometry, and Probability questions that are costing them points.
Questions
Frequently asked
Your teacher
A note from your teacher
Lakeisha Grange
If you've ever stared at an SAT Math problem and felt your mind go completely blank — you're not bad at math. You just haven't been shown the right way in.
That's exactly what this school is built to fix. I designed SAT Math Unlocked because I kept seeing the same thing over and over: smart, capable students losing points not because the math was beyond them, but because nobody had ever walked them through why the steps work — only what steps to memorize. That kind of surface-level prep falls apart the moment the SAT rewords a question or wraps a familiar concept in an unfamiliar story problem. Real preparation means understanding the logic underneath, so you can adapt no matter how a question is phrased.
Here's what you'll actually do in this school: you'll start with Algebra — linear equations in one and two variables, linear functions, systems, inequalities — and build genuine fluency, not just formula recognition. From there, you'll move into Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, where you'll learn to work confidently through ratios, rates, percentages, probability, and data interpretation problems — the question types that trip up even strong math students because they're disguised as reading comprehension. Then we tackle Geometry: area, volume, angle relationships, right triangles, trigonometry, and circles, all taught with the specific setups and diagrams the SAT actually uses.
Every lesson is written in plain language. I don't assume you remember everything from freshman year, and I don't rush past the steps that seem "obvious" — because they're usually not, and glossing over them is where confidence breaks down. I'll show you the step-by-step logic, explain why it works, and give you practice in the exact format you'll see on test day.
I know test prep can feel overwhelming, especially when the clock is ticking on your exam date. But I promise: this is manageable, it's learnable, and with the right structure, it's actually something you can feel good at. Whether you're a student doing this on your own, a parent trying to get your teen unstuck, or a tutor looking for a comprehensive framework — this school was made with you in mind. Let's get to work.
— Lakeisha Grange
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