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Private SAT tutoring, built around the student.

We pair your student with a UCLA tutor who recently scored in the top percentiles and now teaches the digital SAT most weeks of the year. Prep starts with a full diagnostic, and the target score comes out of what that diagnostic shows.

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Who this is for

The students we tend to do best with.

Most of our SAT students are sophomores and juniors going for a 1400 or better. We also take seniors making one last run at the December or March test, and younger students who need reading speed and algebra fluency in place before junior year starts.

What sessions look like

Four things every SAT engagement includes.

01

The first session is a full practice test

Your tutor sits through a full-length, timed Bluebook test with your student, then walks back through every miss. You get a section-by-section read on where the points went and a target for the test date.

02

Adaptive section strategy

The digital SAT routes students between modules based on the first module's performance. We teach how to win the first module on purpose, then how to handle the harder second module without panicking.

03

Weekly drills with real questions

Sessions alternate between concept review and timed problem sets. Every question comes from College Board Bluebook. Imitation material teaches the wrong reflexes, so we don't use it.

04

Full-length mocks every two to three weeks

Proctored at our pace, scored the same night, with a written debrief your student reads before the next session.

How we approach it

A plan you can read in a paragraph.

Most students gain more from fixing the one or two errors they make reliably than from reviewing every topic on the test. Your tutor finds those errors early and drills them until they stop happening. That is usually what moves the score between mocks.

FAQ

SAT questions families ask.

How many hours of SAT tutoring does my student need?+
It depends on the starting score and the goal. A 100-point lift from a 1300 baseline usually takes 15 to 25 hours across eight to twelve weeks. A 200-point lift from a 1100 baseline usually takes 30 to 50 hours and a longer runway. We give you an honest estimate after the diagnostic.
Do you use Khan Academy or your own materials?+
We use College Board Bluebook for full-length tests because nothing else replicates the adaptive engine. For concept review and drills we pull from Bluebook question banks, official practice tests 1 through 10, and a small library of curated problem sets our tutors maintain.
How early should we start?+
If the goal is a top score, aim for the summer before junior year running into the August or October test. Starting earlier helps with foundational algebra and reading speed. Starting later is fine, we just adjust the volume.
Do you also prep for the PSAT?+
Yes. National Merit Semifinalist cutoffs in California land around 222, and our PSAT prep is functionally SAT prep with a tighter focus on the fall test date.
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