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http://www.bankstestprep.com How long is the SAT? 3 hours and 50 minutes What is tested on the SAT? Math, evidence-based reading and writing, optional essay What is the cost of the SAT? $43 without essay and $54.50 with essay What is the max score on SAT? 800 per section adding up to 1600. The SAT essay Is given three scores in reading, analysis, and writing from 2-8 (A possible score would be a 1550 SAT score with a 7 in reading, an 8 in analysis, and an 8 in writing) For more information visit: http://www.bankstestprep.com/Overview-of-SAT-Test-What-Is-SAT.html
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