SAT & PSAT Prep
Whether your student is chasing a top SAT score, building toward National Merit recognition, or just getting started — our prep is built around the College Board's exact format, adaptive structure, and scoring model.
What We Cover
Our prep curriculum maps directly to the exam's tested content areas — nothing irrelevant, nothing missing.
Math — Algebra & Linear Functions
- Linear equations and inequalities
- Systems of equations
- Interpreting linear functions and graphs
- Word problems and real-world modeling
Math — Advanced Topics
- Quadratics and polynomial functions
- Exponential growth and decay
- Geometry, area, and volume
- Probability and data analysis
Reading — Comprehension & Analysis
- Main idea and author's purpose
- Inference and evidence-based reasoning
- Vocabulary in context
- Paired and multi-text passages
Writing — Grammar & Expression
- Subject-verb agreement and pronoun clarity
- Punctuation and sentence boundaries
- Transitions and logical flow
- Precision, concision, and style
PSAT/NMSQT — National Merit Strategy
- PSAT vs SAT format differences
- Selection Index scoring and cutoffs
- State-level National Merit thresholds
- Timing and section management
Test Strategy & Full Practice
- Digital SAT adaptive test format
- Section-by-section pacing strategies
- Process of elimination techniques
- Full-length timed practice tests
What Students Walk Away With
Our goal isn't just a higher score — it's a student who understands the material deeply enough that the score reflects their real ability.
Higher Scores
Targeted prep in weak areas leads to measurable score gains — students know exactly where they were and how far they've come.
National Merit Readiness
Students aiming for National Merit recognition understand the PSAT scoring structure and how to maximize their Selection Index.
Adaptive Test Fluency
Full comfort with the digital SAT's adaptive module format — so the structure itself never costs a student points.
Confident Pacing
Students finish every section on time with a clear, practiced strategy — no rushing, no guessing blindly at the end.
What a Typical Session Looks Like
Each session is 90 minutes and follows a consistent structure so students always know what to expect.
Score Review & Session Focus
0–5 minReview recent practice scores or homework results to identify which section and question types need the most attention today.
Concept Instruction
5–20 minFocused instruction on a specific math topic, grammar rule, or reading strategy — tied directly to question types the student is losing points on.
Official-Style Practice
20–60 minTimed practice using College Board released questions. Every answer — right or wrong — is walked through so the student understands the reasoning, not just the result.
Grade and Review
60–90 minInstructors will then return graded questions for further examples or guided practice.
Independent Practice Assignment
Before You GoA targeted set of practice questions to complete before the next session to maintain momentum between meetings.
Students within 4 weeks of their test date can book back-to-back sessions for a full timed mock exam followed by a same-day review.
Ready to Start Your SAT & PSAT Prep?
Book a free consultation and we'll assess where your student stands, set a target score, and build a prep plan around their test date.