Analysing your starting score
Comparing with students like you
Gathering relevant data
Finalizing plan to hit target score
Based on your answers, this was specifically designed for achieving your target score.
12 one-on-one mentor sessions with GaTech SAT Expert who scored 1450+ on the SAT.
24 small group sessions, 12 RW, 12 Math.
6 Practice Tests
Adaptive Diagnostic
Weekly Progress Reporting
“I almost didn’t sign up when I learned it was digital tutoring. I just assumed online sessions wouldn’t hold my son’s attention. But then I realized the SAT itself is fully digital now, taken on a laptop, and that he actually needed practice using the built-in calculator, formulas, and test tools in the same environment he’d use on test day.
What surprised me most was how engaged he was. We had summer travel plans, sports, and a packed schedule, so the flexibility mattered, but the structure is what really made it work.
“I kept looking at the cost and thinking, ‘$150 a week adds up fast.’ My husband kept saying, ‘She’s smart. She just needs to study harder.’ But that logic stopped making sense to me when I looked at her first SAT score. She had already been studying on her own. She had already used Khan Academy. And despite putting in effort, her score was still too low.
What I realized is that ‘studying hard’ for the SAT is completely different than casually reviewing material here and there. She ended up putting in probably 80 to 100 hours of focused prep, way more than she ever would’ve done by herself, because there were live sessions, assignments, deadlines, and someone actually tracking her progress.
That effort paid off on test day, and now she has multiple college acceptances and scholarship offers that honestly help offset the entire cost of the program.”