A plan for the time you have
Sized to the 7 November 2026 sitting — 57 days from today. Change the date and the plan re-proportions; it is arithmetic on a real deadline, not a template.
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Diagnose 5 days
days 1–5 · through 16 Sep
Sit one full official practice test in Bluebook, timed, in one go. You cannot plan around a score you have not measured.
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Fundamentals 23 days
days 6–28 · through 9 Oct
Work the domains where the diagnostic was weakest, not the ones you enjoy. Untimed at first — accuracy before speed.
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Timed practice 19 days
days 29–47 · through 28 Oct
Sectional work under the real clock. The digital test is adaptive, so pacing on the first module decides which second module you get.
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Full tests 8 days
days 48–55 · through 5 Nov
Full-length official tests, same time of day as your sitting, no phone.
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Taper 2 days
days 56–57 · through 7 Nov
Light review, sleep, and logistics. Nothing new in the last few days.
What this plan deliberately does not say
It does not tell you how many points you will gain. Nobody who has not seen your diagnostic can, and anybody who quotes you an average gain is quoting you a number about other people — usually one with no measurement behind it at all. The page this site replaced advertised “+147 average SAT Math increase” with no students and no data.
It also does not sell you hours. The most valuable thing in this plan is free: the official full-length practice tests in Bluebook, which adapt exactly the way the real test does.