SSAT Quantitative prep
Know where your child stands in SSAT Quantitative. Then move up, one step at a time.
The first round finds a starting Level in ten questions. Each Level has a published gate, so you always know what is left before the next one.
Series pass $14.99/month for the whole family · the first round and its summary are free, no card needed
Next official date
Date to be announced
Levels covered
SSAT Elementary Level — Quantitative
Grades 3–4
For students now in grades 3–4. The math section of the Elementary Level SSAT: whole-number operations and place value, odd and even numbers and remainders, fractions and decimals, patterns, money, shapes and spatial puzzles, measurement and time, graphs and chance. 30 questions in 30 minutes, five choices, no calculator, no penalty for wrong answers.
Next official date: Date to be announced
What Elementary Level covers →SSAT Middle Level — Quantitative
Grades 5–7
For students now in grades 5–7. The two math sections of the Middle Level SSAT: arithmetic and estimation, number properties, fractions, decimals, percents and ratios, elementary algebra and made-up operations, geometry and measurement, averages, graphs and probability, and spatial-logic puzzles. 50 questions in two 30-minute sections of 25, five choices, no calculator; a quarter point is taken off for each wrong answer.
Next official date: Date to be announced
What Middle Level covers →SSAT Upper Level — Quantitative
Grades 8–11
For students now in grades 8–11. The two math sections of the Upper Level SSAT: arithmetic, number properties and exponents, fractions, percents and ratios, linear equations and inequalities, made-up operations, algebra word problems and slope, angles, area, circles and volume, averages, graphs and probability, and spatial-logic and counting puzzles. 50 questions in two 30-minute sections of 25, five choices, no calculator; a quarter point is taken off for each wrong answer.
Next official date: Date to be announced
What Upper Level covers →
A sample question from Elementary Level
A table shows the pets in a class: Dogs 8, Cats 5, Fish 3. How many pets are in the table in all?
Answer: 16
Worked solution
- Add the three numbers: 8 + 5 + 3.
- 8 + 5 + 3 = 16.
- Tempting wrong choice 13: left out the fish.
Read-only. Every other question opens after sign-in; each child's first round is free.
Questions families ask
- What does Prep cover for SSAT Quantitative?
- Elementary Level, Middle Level, Upper Level. Each Level has its own chapter map, practice rounds, sealed practice exams with every answer and worked solution at the end, and a published gate to the next Level.
- When is the next SSAT Quantitative date?
- The next official date has not been announced yet. We update the page as soon as the organizer publishes it.
- How much does it cost?
- Each child's first round and its summary are free, with no card needed. After that, a Series pass is $14.99 a month for the whole family (up to 5 people) and covers every Level of the Series, so moving up never meets a new paywall.
- Does Prep guarantee a score?
- No. Prep shows exactly what your child has mastered, what comes next and when they are ready for the next Level. Nobody can promise a contest result.