Digital SAT Math
Course Summary
All four Digital SAT Math domains in 34 interactive modules, Foundation to Advanced, with 312 practice questions, 121 diagrams, checkpoint tests and 19 top-difficulty challenge quizzes.
What's in the course (1st lesson always FREE)
- Break down multi-step advanced math questions into actionable steps, identifying and bypassing the traps they are built around.
- Establish a flawless grasp of first principles across Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry and Data Analysis to eliminate unforced errors on foundational questions.
- Use advanced Desmos graphing techniques to solve algebraic systems and visualise complex geometric models quickly.
- Perform consistently under simulated, high-stakes conditions and format grid-in answers correctly across equivalent fractions and decimals.
- Synthesise domain knowledge to systematically solve the highest-difficulty bracket of standardized quantitative questions.
The Course Architecture
What's inside.
The course follows the official syllabus: Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry. Each domain has a Foundation track that builds every idea from first principles and an Advanced track that trains multi-step set-ups, unknown constants and traps. Every concept runs the same way: explanation, formula or diagram, strategy, trap, two practice questions and a worked solution. Each module ends with a mixed module check. The 34 modules hold 312 questions (134 of them type-in, like the test's grid-ins) and 121 diagrams and graphs, including Desmos techniques. Four Foundation Checkpoints (12 questions each) and 19 Challenge Quizzes (95 questions at the very top of the difficulty range) test what students have learned. About 22 hours of guided study in total.
How to use it.
Pick a domain and work its Foundation modules in order. Then take that domain's Foundation Checkpoint; a score of 70% (9 of 12) unlocks the Advanced modules. After the Advanced modules, take the Challenge Quiz for each skill once its listed modules are done. Type-in answers accept fractions, decimals and equivalent forms, just like the test.
What students get.
A full route from first principles to the hardest questions, in all four domains
A worked solution for every question, plus the trap each one is built around
Checkpoints that confirm readiness before the Advanced track opens
Challenge quizzes scored once, like a real test, with full solutions after submitting
Progress and scores that save automatically, plus 207 key points and flashcards for revision
Learning Outcomes
- The core syllabus — Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, Geometry and Trigonometry.
- 34 learning modules — Foundation builds every concept from first principles, Advanced trains multi-step set-ups and traps.
- 312 practice questions — including 134 type-in (grid-in) questions.
- 121 diagrams and graphs — with specific Desmos calculator techniques.
- 4 Foundation Checkpoints — 12 questions each, gatekeeping the Advanced track.
- 19 Challenge Quizzes — 95 top-difficulty questions to test final mastery.
- 207 revision assets — key points and flashcards for quick review.
- About 22 hours of guided study.
- A full worked solution for every question — plus a breakdown of the test-maker trap it uses.
