Unit by unit
Lessons follow the student's course. This is the kind of material we work through.
Number and algebra
Percents, ratios, equations, expressions and inequalities
Functions
Function notation, linear and quadratic graphs, and modeling
Geometry
Angles, triangles, circles, area, volume and coordinate geometry
Trigonometry
Right-triangle ratios, identities and graphs where needed
Statistics and probability
Averages, data displays, counting and probability
Test strategy
Pacing, educated guessing, checking work and reviewing practice tests
Where students get stuck
Running out of time
We practice what to answer first, what to skip, and how to keep moving.
Forgotten topics
We review the math you learned years ago, focused on what appears on the test.
Score stuck in one place
We sort the mistakes by type and work on the patterns that repeat.
Study guides
Free tools
50-minute one-on-one lessons, from $37.50 with packages.
See pricingCommon questions
Should I study differently for ACT Math than for class?
Yes. Class rewards mastery of one unit, while the ACT mixes topics under time pressure. We train recognition, pacing and review of repeated errors.
How should I use practice tests?
Take them under realistic timing, then spend more time reviewing than testing. Sort errors by cause: concept, setup, careless mistake or time.
Can I improve without learning every math topic?
Often, yes. Focusing on the topics you miss most can be more efficient than reviewing everything equally.
Do you guarantee a score increase?
No. A fair plan should be specific about the work, not promise an outcome.
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