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
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.
