Cook on your SAT.

CookSAT helped me out since march. I didn't really study until summer, and js spamming the advanced qs were value. ESPECIALLY in math even the free bank (specifically the new ones) helped me out before the august test, since utilizing a ui was better than js looking at a pdf some qs were very very similiar to the test, and more hard, so the actual test felt easier or stuff ive seen im a student who feels like i studied too late -- summer after junior year. but y'all, it just takes a few weeks or months of consistent practice and it's possible

Before I discovered CookSAT, I found myself constantly getting stuck on the math section of the PSAT. That all changed when CookSAT showed me every single Desmos trick to easily solve almost every math problem. I landed myself a perfect math score and I'm now on track to earning a National Merit Scholarship.

Have used CookSAT since March and it hasn’t disappointed! I’ve always been pretty good at math, but reading has been a weak point. Grinding Cooksat reading comp and vocab questions almost every day helped drill my weaker topics, allowing me to improve my English score 50+ points and receive a 1500+ score. Although I didn’t really need math help, CookSAT is elite for those of you getting into the habit of learning Desmos regression by providing Desmos solutions for math problems. The practice tests are somewhat harder than the SAT, which I think is very helpful because you should practice with material slightly harder than the real test to be prepared for basically anything. All in all, Cook is an excellent investment for those trying to reach their dream score and I urge all of you who don’t have it to genuinely consider it!

Got a 1410 June SAT score and was disappointed and decided to try Cook SAT. Took August and got a 1450 and studied really hard using there practice questions loads of practices tests. The vocabulary was really helpful and the advanced questions were harder than the real reading and writing questions which prepared me to solve faster. I also loved the Jarvis idea and used it to help me critique my methods. I took September with 2-3 weeks of studying since August SAT and really locked in and got a 1530

hello! i'm ioanna and with the help of cookSAT i improved my score by 120 point! I was between 1280-1320 range and after the september sat I went to 1440!!! cookSAT helped me a LOT on my math skills especially with using desmos. I did all the andvanced questions and the math section in the september test seemed easy to me. what really surprised me was that less than 2 weeks before the test i did a test and got the exact same overall score. what are the odds? special thanks to the creators of this platform and the discord community (who also helped me)!

when platforms like CookSAT exist it's really hard to find an excuse to not study just because of how it personalizes material, gives you seemingly every strategy you need, and just prepares you in such a supportive and helpful way. i only took the actual SAT 2 times and my score increased by 120 within just a few months. it's great how accessible this platform makes study material (free study sessions, official bank, etc) but even with the basic subscription it is SOO worth paying for. i utilized most of the features including the built-in study schedule to keep me on track and even the predicted score was pretty spot on (fluctuated between 1430 and 1460). tutors are amazing and super super friendly. basically whatever way you prefer to study, cooksat can accommodate it! highly recommend

Hi everyone! I took the August SAT and got a 1440. I would say I was disappointed but CookSAT helped me a lot since it had some rlly good practice tests. The extreme questions and vocab sets helped me out a ton with those reading comp questions. The Jarvis idea was amazing and he was a great tool when diagnosing mistakes I made. In the end, I got a 1510 on the September SAT and my score increased by over 150 points. I'm so happy that I found this website on my Instagram Reels.

CookSAT helped me out since march. I didn't really study until summer, and js spamming the advanced qs were value. ESPECIALLY in math even the free bank (specifically the new ones) helped me out before the august test, since utilizing a ui was better than js looking at a pdf some qs were very very similiar to the test, and more hard, so the actual test felt easier or stuff ive seen im a student who feels like i studied too late -- summer after junior year. but y'all, it just takes a few weeks or months of consistent practice and it's possible

Before I discovered CookSAT, I found myself constantly getting stuck on the math section of the PSAT. That all changed when CookSAT showed me every single Desmos trick to easily solve almost every math problem. I landed myself a perfect math score and I'm now on track to earning a National Merit Scholarship.

Have used CookSAT since March and it hasn’t disappointed! I’ve always been pretty good at math, but reading has been a weak point. Grinding Cooksat reading comp and vocab questions almost every day helped drill my weaker topics, allowing me to improve my English score 50+ points and receive a 1500+ score. Although I didn’t really need math help, CookSAT is elite for those of you getting into the habit of learning Desmos regression by providing Desmos solutions for math problems. The practice tests are somewhat harder than the SAT, which I think is very helpful because you should practice with material slightly harder than the real test to be prepared for basically anything. All in all, Cook is an excellent investment for those trying to reach their dream score and I urge all of you who don’t have it to genuinely consider it!

Got a 1410 June SAT score and was disappointed and decided to try Cook SAT. Took August and got a 1450 and studied really hard using there practice questions loads of practices tests. The vocabulary was really helpful and the advanced questions were harder than the real reading and writing questions which prepared me to solve faster. I also loved the Jarvis idea and used it to help me critique my methods. I took September with 2-3 weeks of studying since August SAT and really locked in and got a 1530

hello! i'm ioanna and with the help of cookSAT i improved my score by 120 point! I was between 1280-1320 range and after the september sat I went to 1440!!! cookSAT helped me a LOT on my math skills especially with using desmos. I did all the andvanced questions and the math section in the september test seemed easy to me. what really surprised me was that less than 2 weeks before the test i did a test and got the exact same overall score. what are the odds? special thanks to the creators of this platform and the discord community (who also helped me)!

when platforms like CookSAT exist it's really hard to find an excuse to not study just because of how it personalizes material, gives you seemingly every strategy you need, and just prepares you in such a supportive and helpful way. i only took the actual SAT 2 times and my score increased by 120 within just a few months. it's great how accessible this platform makes study material (free study sessions, official bank, etc) but even with the basic subscription it is SOO worth paying for. i utilized most of the features including the built-in study schedule to keep me on track and even the predicted score was pretty spot on (fluctuated between 1430 and 1460). tutors are amazing and super super friendly. basically whatever way you prefer to study, cooksat can accommodate it! highly recommend

Hi everyone! I took the August SAT and got a 1440. I would say I was disappointed but CookSAT helped me a lot since it had some rlly good practice tests. The extreme questions and vocab sets helped me out a ton with those reading comp questions. The Jarvis idea was amazing and he was a great tool when diagnosing mistakes I made. In the end, I got a 1510 on the September SAT and my score increased by over 150 points. I'm so happy that I found this website on my Instagram Reels.