Digital SAT Prep
- Bluebook app navigation
- adaptive module 1 and 2 strategy
- built-in Desmos technique
- Reading and Writing question types
- digital score report review
SAT · ACT · PSAT Tutoring, One-to-One and Mapped to Your School
Admissions tests reward pattern recognition and pacing more than raw content. We start with a full diagnostic, then build a plan around the question types your student keeps losing marks on — not a generic curriculum. That means Bluebook and Desmos technique for the Digital SAT, per-section pacing drills for the ACT, and an early PSAT base so junior year starts ahead.
Subjects in this standard
5 SAT · ACT · PSAT courses you can start this week
Digital SAT Prep
Bluebook practice, adaptive module 1 and 2 strategy, built-in Desmos, device readiness, and digital score reports.
$20 / sessionView courseSAT Prep
Build a personalized SAT plan around the student's Math and Reading & Writing needs, with targeted drills, error review, pacing, and full-test strategy.
$20 / sessionView courseACT Prep
Prepare for ACT Math, English, Reading, and Science with a tutor who helps the student make faster decisions while keeping accuracy high.
$20 / sessionView coursePSAT Math Prep
Strengthen PSAT Math skills with targeted practice in algebra, problem solving, advanced math, and calculator strategy built around the student's current score goals.
$18 / sessionView coursePSAT English Prep
Practice the reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary-in-context, and timing decisions that make PSAT English questions feel more predictable.
$18 / sessionView courseSyllabus coverage
What we actually teach in SAT · ACT · PSAT
Every course below is taught one-to-one, so the tutor works the topics your student needs in the order their class needs them. These are the units we cover most often.
SAT Prep
- SAT Math foundations and advanced math
- Reading and Writing question patterns
- digital adaptive-test strategy
- timed sets, error analysis, and score planning
ACT Prep
- ACT Math and calculator strategy
- English grammar and rhetoric
- Reading and Science passage strategy
- timing, full-test review, and score goals
PSAT Math Prep
- algebra and linear relationships
- advanced math and functions
- problem solving and data analysis
- digital-test timing and calculator strategy
PSAT English Prep
- words in context and rhetorical synthesis
- grammar and sentence boundaries
- transitions and logical flow
- digital-test pacing and answer review
Where students get stuck
The problems parents describe on the first call
- The adaptive format is unfamiliar
- Pacing collapses in module 2
- Desmos goes unused
- The digital format feels unfamiliar
- Pacing changes between modules
- Practice is not improving the score
What changes
What we work toward in SAT · ACT · PSAT
- Rehearse the exact test environment
- Pace each module deliberately
- Turn score reports into a study plan
- Prioritize the highest-impact gaps
- Use module time more effectively
- Turn practice-test errors into a clear plan
How SAT · ACT · PSAT sessions work
Free diagnostic lesson
A 45-minute session that finds which standards are secure and which are not, before anyone pays anything.
A tutor matched to the course
We match on curriculum experience, not just subject, so the tutor already knows the sequence your school follows.
Weekly sessions and a written report
Every lesson is recorded and chaptered, and you get a progress summary you can take to parent conferences.
- Free 45-minute diagnostic
- Every lesson recorded
- No card required to start
The SAT is now digital and adaptive
Every question is delivered inside College Board's Bluebook app, and performance in the first module decides which version of the second module appears. That changes preparation: students need to rehearse the actual environment, including the highlight and mark-for-review tools, the Desmos graphing calculator built into the Math section, and the device check before test day. Practising on paper alone leaves the format itself as an unwelcome surprise.
SAT or ACT — and when to sit which
The two tests reward different strengths. The ACT includes a Science section and moves faster per question, so pacing tends to be the limiting factor; the digital SAT is shorter but adaptive. Most students perform meaningfully better on one, and a diagnostic on each is the cheapest way to find out before investing a year of preparation. Sitting the PSAT earlier gives you the same signal with no stakes attached.
Why the diagnostic comes first
Generic prep spends equal time on everything, including what the student already knows. We start with a full-length diagnostic, then build the plan around the specific question types losing marks — and re-test with timed sections so pacing improves under real conditions rather than in theory. Score reports get reviewed together, so the student can see which decisions cost points and why.
Questions parents ask
Do you follow my child's school for SAT · ACT · PSAT?+
Yes. We start from the pacing guide and textbook your school actually uses, then plan around the SAT · ACT · PSAT topics your student has not secured yet. Nothing is taught out of sequence with their class.
Are lessons live or recorded?+
Every lesson is live and one-to-one. Sessions are also recorded and chaptered so your student can revisit any explanation before a test.
How are tutors vetted?+
Subject testing, a teaching demo, reference checks and background screening. Tutors are matched by curriculum experience, not just subject.
What does the free demo include?+
A full 45-minute lesson, a written skills snapshot, and a proposed term plan. No payment details are required to book it.
Other standards we teach
Start with a free SAT · ACT · PSAT diagnostic
Book the demo, meet the tutor, and get a standards-mapped plan in 48 hours. No card required.