SAT Math, one mistake at a time.

A one-on-one program built around the question types the student actually misses.

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What the test looks like

The digital SAT Math section has 44 questions in two 35-minute modules, and the second module adapts to how the first one went.

Algebra

About a third of the questions

Advanced Math

About a third of the questions

Problem-Solving and Data Analysis

About 15% of the questions

Geometry and Trigonometry

About 15% of the questions

What's included

  • Timed diagnostic and written study plan
  • One-on-one lessons, twice a week
  • Practice sets built from the student's errors
  • Timed modules with error review
  • Short progress report for parents after each week

The 8-week plan

The diagnostic sets the final order and how much time each topic gets.

  1. Week 1Diagnostic and planTimed Math diagnostic, error review, goal and study plan
  2. Week 2AlgebraLinear equations, systems, inequalities, translating word problems
  3. Week 3Advanced MathQuadratics, polynomials, exponentials, equivalent expressions
  4. Week 4Advanced Math and checkpointFunctions and graphs, then a timed module and review
  5. Week 5Problem-Solving and Data AnalysisRatios, percents, units, statistics, probability
  6. Week 6Geometry and TrigonometryArea, volume, circles, right triangles, trig ratios
  7. Week 7Mixed timed practiceTimed modules, harder questions, pacing and calculator strategy
  8. Week 8Final practice and test planFull Math practice, last gaps, test-day plan

Choose a program

4-week sprint

8 lessons, for a close test date or a focused review

$360

8-week program

16 lessons, the full plan above

$680

Each lesson lasts 50 minutes. We can't guarantee a specific score, because results depend on the starting point, practice and test day.

Study guides

Common questions

How long should SAT Math prep take?

It depends on the starting point, goal and test date. Eight weeks gives room to review all four domains and practice under time; four weeks works better for a focused review.

Should I use the official practice tests?

Yes. College Board's official digital practice is the closest match to the real test format. We use the results to decide what to work on.

Is the built-in calculator enough?

Knowing the calculator can save time, but it doesn't replace the algebra. We practice when using it helps and when solving by hand is faster.

What score can I expect?

We won't promise a number. We'll use the diagnostic and practice results to set a realistic goal and track progress.

Start with a free consultation.

Bring your test date and a recent score, if you have one.

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