This is going to be essentially a 12-Week or longer SAT, PSAT, and ACT test prep class. We will cover all of the Reading Comprehension, Grammar, Algebra, Geometry, Arithmetic and Writing that is on the test. All questions will be provided by me. Students should have pens, papers, calculators, and questions to ask. I will guide each student taking the exam, give tips, and occasionally assign homework so they can practice the skills they've learned. Each class will be either an English session, a Math session, a Reading Section, a Science Section, a mix of these, or a mock timed test. We do reading/grammar/science on one day and Math on the other day. Questions will be presented on the screen in increasing difficulty and students will answer them. The teacher discusses each answer choice and addresses any concerns or gaps in knowledge the student has.

This will be a twice-a-week live video class. Recordings of previous sessions are available if your child misses one. I do offer additional tutoring upon request (rarely), but the time has to be agreed upon in advance. You can sign up for as many classes as you think you need, but how many your child will need is based on his/her learning ability and his/her current score. Typically, one session is worth an additional 50 points, so you can make a decision at your discretion. Start prepping early for the best chance at improvement! Last minute preparation is common but it doesn't work too well.

In a few weeks, you will learn everything you would learn in a much more expensive SAT or ACT bootcamp. My goal is to provide an inexpensive option for anyone who feels they can get a perfect score on these exams.

Twelve weeks is recommended but you can stay for as long or as little as you need. The Digital SAT IS covered in this class. Each week teaches a different theme of questions, whether it is a full test or just a topical lesson. You don't need to wait for the classes to begin or end as each class is designed to accommodate new learners.  Every effort is taken to update the lessons so that the class offers questions as much like the test a student will take as possible. However, older questions from the paper test are used frequently since they are still compatible with the newest versions of the exam and are very instructive.