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Is 15 minutes a day of SAT or ACT practice better than cramming on the weekend?

For most students, a short session every day is easier to keep up than one long weekend cram, and it keeps the material fresh between sessions. Fifteen minutes fits on a phone, between other things.

The Brainrise reel that went out on Instagram. Leo is AI-generated, not a real person.

Video transcript

Hi, I'm Leo, Brainrise's AI assistant. Fifteen minutes a day beats a weekend cram. SAT and ACT practice, on your teen's phone. Tap the link: seven days free.

This is a 15-second reel we posted on Instagram. Leo, an AI-generated presenter for Brainrise, makes one point: a little practice every day beats a weekend cram.

Brainrise is built for that kind of short session. A student can open SAT or ACT practice on a phone, answer a few questions, and read the written explanation for each one.

Can my teen practice on a phone?

Yes. Brainrise works on a phone as well as a computer, so a short session can happen wherever your teen is.

Is Leo a real student or tutor?

No. Leo is an AI-generated presenter and says so at the start of the video. He is not a real person, and the video is not a testimonial.

What does it cost and is there a free trial?

The 7-day free trial requires a card; after the trial it is $24 a month for one exam (SAT or ACT) or $36 a month for both, and you can cancel any time. Brainrise is not available to New York residents.

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