A clearer path, built around you.
Vertex turns your diagnostic results, goals, and recent answers into a personal study plan. Focus on weaker skills, learn from every explanation, and see your next steps adjust as you make progress.
Take the diagnostic.
Set aside about twenty-five minutes for ten math and ten reading questions. Your answers give us an initial picture of your skills, so your study plan has a useful place to begin.
Choose your next skill.
Your diagnostic results, test date, and available study days shape a personal roadmap. Follow its next focus or choose the skills and difficulty you want to practice. Your recent answers help refine the priorities in the sessions ahead.
Give your weak spots the attention they need.
Get focused practice for the skills in your plan, with clear explanations to help the ideas click. Want another look at a difficult topic? Choose the skill and difficulty, and work through a set of 1–20 questions at your pace. Practice is included with a card-backed trial or paid plan, within usage limits.
Understand the answer. Keep the progress.
Check each practice answer for its explanation. Ask Mica for a hint or a clearer explanation, then revisit missed questions and resume saved sessions. Use full-length tests to practice pacing and review your results before choosing the next skill to work on.
An adaptive plan, with a clear next step.
Your diagnostic results set the starting priorities. Topics that need more attention come earlier, while topics you test out of leave room for other work. Each study day has a specific activity, so you can spend your time learning instead of deciding where to begin.
Change your study days or test date, complete a diagnostic, or record more practice answers, and your upcoming priorities adjust. Completed sessions stay in your record. The plan gives you direction, and you can still choose another skill when you want to spend more time on it.
Learn Desmos through SAT Math patterns.
Vertex’s in-house content team analyzed an archive of 1,900+ official SAT Math questions to shape a comprehensive Desmos course. Thirty lessons connect recurring question patterns to practical techniques across equations, systems, functions, geometry, trigonometry, and data.
Follow worked examples, try the steps in the calculator, and check your understanding. Learn how to interpret a result and when algebra is the better choice, then apply the skill in your practice.
Explore the Desmos courseStart with the diagnostic.
Your free diagnostic takes about twenty-five minutes and helps shape your first study roadmap. You can begin without adding a credit card.
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