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Scholarly Tutor

AI SAT Tutor That Knows the Official Questions

Scholarly Tutor explains why your answer was wrong, gives hints without spoiling a question you haven't tried, shows the Desmos steps and finds where you're losing points. It works on 3,770 official College Board questions and the Past SAT Vault, 24/7.

Ask Scholarly Tutor under a checked Boundaries question: the student asks why choice A is wrong and gets a step-by-step answerAsk Scholarly Tutor under a checked Boundaries question: the student asks why choice A is wrong and gets a step-by-step answer
✓Hints before answers
✦Show me in Desmos
24/7help on any question
3,770official questions
1,411Past SAT Vault questions
50messages a day

What Scholarly Tutor Does

Explains your mistake

Ask why your choice was wrong, what the trap was, or how to spot it faster next time.

Hints before answers

On a question you haven't tried, it gives a hint and holds back the answer.

Shows you in Desmos

On Math questions, one tap gets the setup step by step, next to the same calculator you'll have on test day.

Finds your weak spots

Ask where you're losing points and it reads your results, then quizzes you with a real question on that skill.

See It Help a Student

The example student asked one question on the Scholarly Tutor page. This is the answer, word for word.

Scholarly TutorSample chat
Where am I losing the most points?
You're losing the most points in Boundaries (punctuation): 40 wrong out of 90, at 56%. Nonlinear functions comes next with 30 wrong out of 69, at 57%. Difficulty matters too. You're at 54% on Hard questions (66 missed of 145), compared with 83% on Easy. Your weakest rates are in Percentages (2 of 9) and Circles (1 of 5), but those are small samples, so they matter less than the volume of misses above. Your latest practice test estimate was about 1190. I'd start with Boundaries. Each sentence check comes down to whether each side of the blank can stand alone as a full sentence. Do you want a Boundaries question, or a Nonlinear functions one?

Sample answers for an example student. Scholarly Tutor can make mistakes, so check it against the official explanation.

Ask Right Under the Question

Check an answer and Ask Scholarly Tutor is right there, on practice, Guided Plan, Past SAT Vault and practice test review questions.

Try a Question ›
Ask Scholarly Tutor under a checked Boundaries question: the student asks why choice A is wrong and gets a step-by-step answerAsk Scholarly Tutor under a checked Boundaries question: the student asks why choice A is wrong and gets a step-by-step answer

Show Me in Desmos

On Math questions it walks through the setup beside the calculator. If Desmos wouldn't really help, it says so and shows the fastest way instead.

SAT Desmos Practice ›
Show me in Desmos: Scholarly Tutor walks through the setup step by step beside a Desmos calculator showing the four answer choices graphedShow me in Desmos: Scholarly Tutor walks through the setup step by step beside a Desmos calculator showing the four answer choices graphed

A Full Page for Bigger Questions

Ask where you're losing points, get quizzed on a weak skill with a real question, review what you missed, or attach a picture of a question from anywhere. Your chats are saved so you can pick up where you left off.

Open the Sample Chats ›
The Scholarly Tutor page: a chat about where the student is losing points, followed by a real Boundaries question as a quizThe Scholarly Tutor page: a chat about where the student is losing points, followed by a real Boundaries question as a quiz

A Chat Window on Every Page

The button in the bottom corner opens Scholarly Tutor in a window you can drag and resize. It knows the page you're on, so you can ask about the flashcard, lesson or question in front of you.

See the Flashcards ›
The Scholarly Tutor chat window open over the vocab flashcards, using the word on the card in an SAT-style sentenceThe Scholarly Tutor chat window open over the vocab flashcards, using the word on the card in an SAT-style sentence

What Scholarly Tutor Is Given

With each messageWhy it matters
The official question, answer and explanationIt explains the real answer instead of guessing at one
Your answer, if you've checked oneIt can say exactly why your choice was wrong, and holds back the answer if you haven't tried
A short guide for the question's skill, from our four coursesIt teaches the same methods as the video lessons
The page you're onAsk about the flashcard, lesson or question in front of you
Your results, only when you askWeak spots, a quiz question or a missed question, never by default

Common Questions

What is Scholarly Tutor?

The AI SAT tutor built into SAT Scholar. Ask it about a practice question, your weak spots, what the SAT keeps testing, or how to work a problem in Desmos. It's there 24/7, on every question and in a chat window on every page.

Which AI model does Scholarly Tutor use?

Claude Sonnet 5.5, made by Anthropic. We tested Claude Haiku and Claude Sonnet side by side on real SAT questions and chose Sonnet for its fuller answers and follow-ups. How Scholarly Tutor uses Claude.

Will it just give me the answer?

Not on a question you haven't tried yet. You might be redoing a question you missed, so it gives hints and holds the answer back until you've checked one. Once you have, it explains the answer and why your choice was wrong.

Does it know my progress?

Only when you ask. On the Scholarly Tutor page it can look up where you're losing points, quiz you with a real question on a weak skill, or bring back a question you missed.

Can I use it during a practice test?

No. It's off while you take a practice test and on its break, like the real SAT. It's back for the review afterward.

How many messages do I get?

Members, trials included, get 50 messages a day, reset at midnight UTC. Without an account you can read the sample chats.

Is Scholarly Tutor always right?

No AI is. In our own checks it reached the right final answer but sometimes described a wrong choice imperfectly, so every question also shows the official explanation. Check the AI against it.

How is it different from ChatGPT?

A general chatbot only sees what you paste in. Scholarly Tutor sees the official question, its answer and explanation, your answer, and a guide for that skill from our courses, and it can open your own results when you ask. How to use AI for SAT prep.

Are my chats saved?

Yes, so you can pick up where you left off. Pictures you attach aren't kept. You can also hide Scholarly Tutor in Settings.

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