The Deluxe Program ($1350)

For students who need the most in-depth preparation possible, we offer 5 Math lessons, 5 Critical Reading lessons, and 3 Writing lessons, along with one proctored exam. And you'll get our FREE Strategy Refresher session during the week before Test Day. 

The Comprehensive Program ($1150)

For a thorough review of all aspects of the SAT, we recommend the Comprehensive package, our most popular choice. It consists of 4 Math lessons, 4 Critical Reading lessons, and 2 Writing lessons. As with all our packages, you'll get expert analysis of practice tests and essays.

Math/ Critical Reading Prep ($950)

Since many colleges focus on the math and critical reading scores, and not on writing, this program offers 9 lessons that focus on math and critical reading.

PSAT/ SAT Combined Prep ($1350)

Rising juniors may choose the PSAT/ SAT combined prep.  We start with 7 lessons and one proctored practice test leading up to the PSATs in October.  We build on those skills with 8 more lessons and another proctored exam before the SATs in January, March or May.

Single-Subject Prep ($450)

Students who wish to focus on math or critical reading can choose 4 lessons in one subject area.

Every tutoring program starts with a FREE consultation to discuss the student's test history and goals, and decide on a plan that will work best for you family's unique needs. 

Then it's time to put the plan into action.  Using a detailed analysis of an actual SAT or a practice test, we'll conduct 2-hour lessons that cover skills and strategies for Math, Critical Reading, and Writing.  After lessons, students will have homework addressing their specific needs. 

Through the course of the tutoring, students will be assigned Practice Tests and Practice Essays.  These will be scored and evaluated by your tutor before the lesson to save valuable lesson time; feedback will be availalbe by phone or email. 

And since communication is vital for a successful program, we'll keep parents up-to-date after each lesson.  We'll tell you what was covered, along with information about the students' progress and attitude.  This update can be provided in person, by phone, or by email.

Lessons can take place at your home or in a public place like a library or coffee shop.