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Raise your ACT & SAT score, one section at a time

One-on-one ACT and SAT prep, built around the sections you need most. Every program starts with a full-length diagnostic, so your sessions go straight to the questions costing you points — not the ones you already have. From there, a timed full-length test every week shows the score actually moving.

Recent top results

SAT

1590

out of 1600

ACT

35

out of 36

Built from a diagnostic, section by section — targeting exactly what stands between you and your goal.

Take a free diagnostic, right here

Not a sample of easy questions — one complete, timed unit of the real test, with the real number of questions, the real time limit, and the tools you will have on test day. No account, no sign-up. When you finish you get your score, your time, and every question explained.

SAT

SAT Math — Module 1

One complete Math module of the digital SAT, as delivered in Bluebook

22 questions · 35 minutes

  • Bluebook layout: one question per screen, question navigator, Check Your Work page
  • Countdown you can hide, back automatically at 5 minutes
  • Mark for Review and the option eliminator
  • Desmos calculator and the Math reference sheet
  • Student-produced responses graded by Bluebook's entry rules
Opens a full-screen, timed test. No sign-up needed.

ACT

ACT Math — Full Section

One complete Mathematics section of the Enhanced ACT, as delivered online

45 questions · 50 minutes

  • Four answer choices on every question, A–D, as on the online ACT
  • Timer you can hide, and Flag for Review
  • Answer eliminator
  • Desmos calculator — and no formula sheet, as on test day
  • An estimated 1–36 Math score
Opens a full-screen, timed test. No sign-up needed.

300+

Students tutored

and counting

+4

Avg. ACT increase

30 → 34

+140

Avg. SAT increase

1420 → 1560

Enhanced ACT

We work exclusively from official ACT practice materials — including enhanced-format sections — so every drill maps to what you'll see test day.

Digital SAT

Our SAT prep is built around the College Board's digital adaptive format: Bluebook practice tests, adaptive scoring logic, and the question types that appear in real administrations.

How it works

Every point of improvement comes from the same process: establish the baseline, find the leaks, fix them with targeted practice on real test questions — then prove the fix worked with a full-length test every week.

  1. 01

    Full-length diagnostic

    Every student starts with a complete, timed test under real conditions. The raw score and section-by-section breakdown tell us exactly where you stand before we touch anything.

  2. 02

    Find the exact weaknesses

    We go question by question through the diagnostic to identify the specific question types costing you the most points — not the whole test, just the handful of patterns draining your score.

  3. 03

    Drill with real ACT and SAT problems

    Every session targets your weak question types using problems pulled directly from official ACT and SAT practice materials, so each hour of work maps straight to test-day points.

  4. 04

    Weekly test to verify the gain

    Every week ends with another full-length, timed test. Comparing it against your diagnostic and every test before it turns progress into a number you can see — the climb in the chart here is exactly that week-over-week record. If a score stalls, we know within seven days and change the plan instead of finding out on test day.

SAT score, measured every week

Illustrative example — one full-length test per week over a 6-week program

1300140015001600Diagnostic · 1390Week 6 · 1500StartWk 1Wk 2Wk 3Wk 4Wk 5Wk 6

Each point is a real, timed full-length test — not a quiz or a self-report. Scoring every week is how we verify the score is actually going up, and how you see the increase while there is still time to act on it.

Same format. Same timing. Check for yourself.

Every online practice test and diagnostic we give runs to the official specification — the same sections, the same number of questions, and the same clock. Here are the official figures next to ours, with links to the source.

Enhanced ACT (online)

SectionOfficialOur testsMatch
English50 questions, 35 min50 questions, 35 min✓ Matches
Math45 questions, 50 min45 questions, 50 min✓ Matches
Reading36 questions, 40 min36 questions, 40 min✓ Matches
Scienceoptional40 questions, 40 min40 questions, 40 min✓ Matches
Free diagnosticon this page45 questions in 50 min — one full Math section✓ Matches
Total time:
2 h 5 min without Science. One short break, after Math and before Reading.
Answer format:
Four choices on every question, Math included.

Test-day tools in the free diagnostic

  • Timer — Can be hidden
  • Flag for review — Marks a question to return to
  • Answer eliminator — Crosses out choices you have ruled out
  • Desmos graphing calculator — Embedded on the Math section; no formula sheet is given
  • One-way sections — A section cannot be revisited once it ends

Source: ACT — The ACT Test Enhancements (opens in a new tab)

Digital SAT (Bluebook)

SectionOfficialOur testsMatch
Reading and Writing54 questions, 64 min(2 × 27 in 32 min)54 questions, 64 min✓ Matches
Math44 questions, 70 min(2 × 22 in 35 min)44 questions, 70 min✓ Matches
Free diagnosticon this page22 questions in 35 min — one full Math module✓ Matches
Total time:
2 h 14 min. 10-minute break between Reading and Writing and Math.
Answer format:
Four choices (A–D); about a quarter of Math is student-produced response.

Test-day tools in the free diagnostic

  • Countdown timer — Can be hidden, and reappears with an alert when 5 minutes remain
  • Mark for Review — Flags a question in the question navigator
  • Option eliminator — Strikes out answer choices you have ruled out
  • Question navigator — Jump to any question in the current module
  • Check Your Work page — Shows answered, unanswered and marked questions before the module ends
  • Desmos graphing calculator — Embedded on every Math question
  • Reference sheet — Common formulas, available throughout Math
  • One-way modules — Once a module ends you cannot go back to it, and it ends on its own when time runs out

Source: College Board — How the SAT Is Structured (opens in a new tab)

Our figures are checked against the official ones automatically every time the site changes, so this table cannot quietly go out of date.

Programs

Both programs are one-on-one, built around a diagnostic, and cover exactly the same ground. The only difference is how many hours you book — and the longer one costs less per session.

20-Hour Program

20 sessions · 20 hours

20 one-hour sessions over 6 weeks, covering every tested section, with a proctored full-length practice exam each week and practice assigned between meetings.

  • 20 one-hour one-on-one sessions over a 6-week program
  • Full-length diagnostic and a section-by-section study plan
  • Weekly online proctored full-length practice exam
  • Score report and pacing breakdown after every exam
  • Homework assigned after every session
  • Progress review with your tutor each month

$35 per session

$700 for the full 20-session program

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30-Hour Program

30 sessions · 30 hours

Save $5 a session

30 one-hour sessions over 6 weeks, covering every tested section, with a proctored full-length practice exam each week and practice assigned between meetings.

  • 30 one-hour one-on-one sessions over a 6-week program
  • Full-length diagnostic and a section-by-section study plan
  • Weekly online proctored full-length practice exam
  • Score report and pacing breakdown after every exam
  • Homework assigned after every session
  • Progress review with your tutor each month

$30 per session

$900 for the full 30-session program

$150 below the standard $35 session rate

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