Our Programs
Digital SAT Prep Class
July 6 - August 20, 7 weeks Program
Digital SAT Concept
Mon - Thurs
7/6-7/16 6:00pm-9:30pm
7/20-8/20 6:00pm - 8:00pm
ADVANCED
Mon - Thurs
7/6-8/20 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Aim for August 22 & October 3
Why Weekend Concentration Works
Traditional SAT prep spreads thin over months of weekday sessions. Our intensive weekend format delivers better results in less total time, designed specifically for students with demanding schedules.
30+ Hours Saved Weekly
No more juggling weekday tutoring with homework and extracurriculars. Our weekend-only format gives you your weekdays back.
Deep Focus Sessions
Weekend learning allows for longer, uninterrupted study blocks that lead to better retention and skill development.
Built for Varsity Schedules
We understand student-athletes and activity-heavy schedules. Weekend sessions mean no conflicts with practice or games.
Compete at Your Best
Stay fresh for weekday academics and activities while making consistent progress on your SAT goals every weekend.
3-Month Intensive Schedule
Our progressive curriculum is divided into three focused tracks, each building on the previous month's foundation for maximum score improvement.
SAT Foundation Track
Build core competencies and master fundamental concepts
Key Focus Areas
Reading comprehension strategies
Grammar and writing fundamentals
Math concept review
Test-taking basics
Starting Dates
SAT Timed Drill Track (CoreLab)
Practice with time pressure and category-specific focus
Key Focus Areas
Timed section practice
Category-specific drills
Error pattern analysis
Speed optimization
Starting Dates
SAT Foundation Track
Build core competencies and master fundamental concepts
Key Focus Areas
Full-length practice tests
Test day simulation
Score analysis & review
Final optimization strategies
Starting Dates
Sat & Sun
Session Days
12
Total Weekends
6 Hours
Per Weekend
Real Student Score Report
Digital SAT Practice Test Sample
1450
Total Score (400-1600)
89th Percentile
690
Reading & Writing
85th Percentile
760
Math
94th Percentile
Category Score Breakdown
Reading & Writing
Craft and Structure
Information and Ideas
English Conventions
Expression of Ideas
12/15
15/15
8/12
10/12
Math
Algebra
Data Analytics
13/13
7/8
Geometry & Trigonometry
7/7
Advanced Math
13/16
Learning System &
Parent Visibility
Our proprietary learning system combines advanced analytics with proven pedagogical methods. What sets us apart is our meta-cognition approach—teaching students not just what to learn, but how to learn and think critically.
Real-Time Dashboards
Track progress with detailed analytics showing score trends, topic mastery, and practice completion in real-time.
Smart Error Log
Our system automatically tracks error patterns, identifying weak areas and creating targeted practice plans.
Parent Dashboard
Full visibility for parents with weekly progress reports, attendance tracking, and direct instructor communication.
Meta-Cognition Training
Beyond content—we teach students how to think about their thinking, building lasting test-taking skills.
Find Your Perfect Fit
Whether you need focused prep or the full transformation, we've got you covered. Every option includes parent dashboard access.
SAT Foundation Builder Class
Build rock-solid fundamentals in 24 hours of live instruction
4 weekend sessions (24 hours total)
Foundation curriculum materials
Weekly progress reports
Parent dashboard access
Practice problem sets
SAT CoreLab Class
Master speed & accuracy with 16 hours live + 8 hours timed testing
4 weekend sessions (24 hours total)
Category-specific drill materials
Timed practice tests
Error log analysis
One-on-one feedback session
SAT Sprint Class
Peak performance with 16 hours live + 8 hours self-review
4 weekend sessions (24 hours total)
8 full-length practice tests
Detailed score analysis
Test day simulation
Final optimization coaching
Complete Packages
Complete 12-Week Program
All 3 tracks included
12 weekend sessions (72 hours)
Unlimited practice tests
Class size of 10-15 students
Score improvement guarantee
Complete 12-Week Program
All 3 tracks included
12 weekend sessions (72 hours)
Unlimited practice tests
Class size of 10-15 students
Score improvement guarantee
How Learning Actually Happens Here
Concepts come first — clearly.
Thinking comes next — deeply.
Weeks 1–6
Concept–Question Type Alignment
Reorganize concepts you've already learned around exam question type
Go beyond understanding—automate the application of each concept
Weeks 7–13
Exam-Condition Practice at Home
Solve problems under real AP exam conditions
Lock in timing, decision-making, and response structure
All Weeks
Class Time = Mistake-Focused Sessions
Analyze why you got it wrong. Correct your thinking process and decision criteria
Reset your reasoning to prevent repeated mistakes
Learn the content.
Train the rigor.
Think at a college level.
Why Concept Review Comes First
For Students
If you spend time recalling concepts, you lose time to think deeply about the problem.
For Parents
Our concept review isn't just repetition—it's an alignment process to automate thinking.
When concept application becomes automatic, higher-order thinking—analysis, argumentation, judgment—becomes possible.
Why Concept Review Comes First
Every instructor in this program is a subject-matter specialist with direct experience in advanced coursework and AP-level exam preparation. They share a unified diagnostic teaching philosophy: identify where student thinking breaks down, then correct the reasoning before points are lost.
Class time is not spent re-teaching content. It is spent analyzing mistakes—tracing errors back to their source in the student's decision-making process, and rebuilding the logic so the same error does not recur under exam conditions.
A Standardized Framework, Specialized Expertise
This program operates on a consistent pedagogical structure that every instructor follows. Each brings deep expertise in their respective subject, but the methodology remains uniform: brief, precise concept alignment followed by rigorous mistake analysis.
Regardless of subject or instructor, students experience the same diagnostic rigor and thinking-correction process. The program's strength lies not in any single personality, but in the system itself—a replicable structure for converting existing knowledge into exam-ready performance.
This means instructors can be added, rotated, or specialized without disrupting the learning experience. The methodology is the constant.
Instructional Team
Jay K.
Curriculum
Design Lead
Columbia-trained in humanities and social sciences. Designs concept-aligned reading and writing sequences, focusing on diagnosing and correcting analytical reasoning errors before they appear on exams.
Amelia Z.
Physics &
Calculus Instructor
Stanford-trained in materials science and engineering. Connects mathematical formalism to physical intuition in advanced physics and calculus.
Viktor C
Math &
Science Lead
Doctoral training in engineering from Northwestern. Identifies gaps in mathematical reasoning and rebuilds problem-solving sequences for accurate execution under timed conditions.
Jangho L.
Chemistry
Instructor
Doctoral training from Yonsei and research experience at Cornell. Translates abstract chemical principles into clear, exam-ready reasoning.
Jerome H
History &
Language Lead
Cornell-trained with extensive AP humanities experience. Specializes in correcting flawed reasoning in document-based analysis and argumentative writing.
Chris K.
Biology
Instructor
Trained in NYU’s Neural Science program. Bridges molecular mechanisms to systems-level thinking in AP Biology and pre-med pathways.
Course Lineup
All courses run for 13 weeks with live online instruction.
Course Name | Day | Time (EST) | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
AP Psychology | Sunday | 4:00 – 5:30 PM EST | 16 weeks |
AP US History | Tuesday | 6:30 – 8:00 PM EST | 13 weeks |
AP Calculus BC | Monday | 7:00 – 8:30 PM EST | 13 weeks |
AP Biology | Thursday | 7:00 – 8:30 PM EST | 13 weeks |
Introduction to Python Programming | Monday | 18:00:00.000 | 20:00:00.000 |
Digital Marketing Basics | Wednesday | 19:00:00.000 | 21:00:00.000 |
Graphic Design Fundamentals | Tuesday | 17:30:00.000 | 19:30:00.000 |
Business Communication Skills | Thursday | 18:30:00.000 | 20:00:00.000 |
Data Science with R | Friday | 20:00:00.000 | 22:00:00.000 |
AP Biology
Learning Outcomes:
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Memorization → process-based explanation
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Experimental, graph, and data-driven FRQs
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Prevent keyword omission
AP US History
All Weeks
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Clear separation of DBQ / LEQ / SAQ roles
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Automated historical reasoning (HIPPO)
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Timeline → argument integration
AP Calculus BC
Learning Outcomes:
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FRQ setup becomes automatic
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Eliminate solution-choice errors over calculation errors
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Full coverage of BC-only topics
AP Psychology
Learning Outcomes:
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Master key psychological concepts and theories
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Apply research methods to real-world scenarios
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Build strong FRQ argumentation skills
