SAT

A specialized SAT plan is designed for each student based on his or her particular strengths and weaknesses. Students are assessed at the first session using data from previous SAT and/or PSAT exams. The assesed data, along with data collected by the instructor, is used to develop a personalized progress plan. The plan is reviewed and adjusted (if necessary) as the student progresses toward their specific objectives. The following are examples of objectives students may be pursuing.

• Improve scores received on previously taken exam(s).
• Improve test taking strategy to maximize score.
• Work on specific sections and/or problem types to improve score.
• Work through test anxiety issues.

Students practice test taking strategies by taking old SAT exams. Focus is given to each section of the SAT. Strategies are taught to work with questions in the critical reading, the math, and the multiple choice and essay writing sections. Every student is different. Therefore, focus is always given to meeting each at their own instructional level.

On average, provided no learning disability is involved, most students attend eight one-hour sessions on a weekly basis. The number of sessions is kept flexible and is based on the student's need. Required materials typically cost in the range of $25 to $40.