Class format

The Summer SAT classes are conducted over four days in August as follows:

Students are divided into small groups based on their sophomore year PSAT scores. They rotate between classes in the morning and afternoon, working half the day on the Critical Reading and Writing sections and the other half on the Math section.

All three parts of the SAT - Critical Reading, Math, and Writing - are covered each day.

On the fourth day, students take a mock/practice test under a modified format, in two-hour time blocks instead of a straight four hours. Students see what the actual SAT will encompass and gain a realistic picture of their strengths and weaknesses. We also accommodate students who have qualified for extended time.

During the school year, the Weekend SAT classes are organized as follows:

These classes are held one to two weeks before each SAT is administered. The format is similar to the summer classes. Students rotate in the morning and afternoon working for half the day on the Critical Reading and Writing sections and the other half on the Math section. Time on task is very high; students receive over 10 hours of instruction per weekend.

Students are tested on each section throughout the weekend and given review materials for use at home.

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