Choosing SAT prep in 2026 requires more than choosing a well-known brand or the longest course available. There is a need to understand how the SAT works today and whether a preparation program matches that reality. Too many students in Singapore invest time and money in classes that look impressive on paper but deliver little measurable score improvement.
The SAT itself has not become harder. What has changed is its tolerance for poor strategy, weak timing, and shallow review. This shift fundamentally changes what students should prioritise when choosing an SAT prep class.
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