The SAT and ACT are the two college admissions exams accepted by colleges across the United States. Students typically take one or both during grades 11 and 12. We help students choose the right test, master the underlying skills, and walk in on test day ready.
What are the SAT and ACT?
The SAT and ACT are standardized exams used in college admissions. Both test the reading, writing, and math skills students build throughout high school. Most colleges accept either exam, and many students take both to see which format suits them better.
Exam format
The SAT is a digital exam with Reading & Writing and Math sections. The ACT has English, Math, Reading, and Science sections, with an optional writing section. Both exams are timed, and both reward steady pacing as much as content knowledge.
What’s covered
- Reading & Writing: reading comprehension, evidence-based analysis, grammar, and usage
- Math: algebra, data analysis, and advanced math concepts
- Science (ACT): interpretation of scientific data, experiments, and viewpoints
Who it’s for
High school students preparing for college admissions — typically starting in grade 10 or 11, with the exam taken in grade 11 or the fall of grade 12.
How we prepare you
- Diagnostic assessment and score-goal planning
- Concept-first lessons in the math and English skills behind the score
- Full-length timed practice tests under realistic conditions
- Careful review of every missed question
- Pacing and strategy tailored to the student’s chosen exam
Ready to start?
Request a Consultation to talk through your student’s goals and timeline.
