I get it. SAT Math can seem confusing, especially since a lot of people learned math through computation. However, this course is here to break the habit. With an explanation of every topic on the SAT math section, you will get an insight of the topics and questions. Keep in mind that the SAT is very different from any school test. You may know calculus, but still do poorly on SAT math questions. This is because I believe the SAT does not test you on the knowledge, but rather how to critically think from just basic fundamentals of math. This is why a lot of the SAT problems are wordy, but who said wordy problems are hard? In this course, you will learn how to approach wordy problems on the SAT. With these skills, you can approach the QAS questions on the SAT. This course is different from other SAT Math courses on Udemy (though to be fair, not all) as it has an explanation of every topic on SAT math with an explanation of questions regarding these topics, and a short mini quiz from QAS questions for every topic to test your understanding. While there is a whole section called the “no-calculator section,” most of the math on the SAT consists of the calculator section, and in that section, you should use the calculator to your advantage. Now, I do not recommend checking that 1 + 1 = 2 as that is merely a waste of time. However, what I do recommend throughout this course is calculator tricks that you can use instead of actually writing the steps down. For example, did you know that there are ways to instantly solve a pair of simultaneous equations without writing any steps? In this course, I’ll show you how to do that. I, as Yousef Marey, am confident that this course will help you on your SAT math journey. Good luck!