Test prep is a big decision. That's why we offer free SAT and ACT live online classes. In these free overview classes, your students will get deep insights and learn key techniques for understanding and mastering each section. Your students will walk away with strategies to improve their scores, as well as a sense of what our more intensive small group SAT and ACT classes have to offer.
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Your student can study on the go with our free mobile app—complete with useful learning tools, practice tests, and more. Plus, our included SAT and ACT eBooks (each with 650+ pages) offer deeper dives into tricky concepts and help build confidence before test day.
This revolutionary tool uses advanced AI to give your student a truly personalized learning plan. Basically, it measures their proficiency in each test concept and identifies where they excel and where they should focus.
Practice makes perfect. Right? In addition to regular homework, your student will be able to take a series of full practice exams to get a feel for timing and cadence of questions.
We know that there are many options for students and families to choose from when it comes to test prep, and we think it's important for us to do what we can to help you make that decision. Our free SAT and ACT trial classes are led by expert instructors in large group versions of our small group classes.
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