Custom study roadmap
We map the student's target score, test date, weak spots, and weekly schedule into a realistic plan.
SAT Performance Coaching
One-on-one SAT prep for students who want a personalized plan, consistent practice, and expert guidance from a 1560 scorer admitted to MIT, Princeton, and Yale.
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What students receive
Each student gets a plan for what to study, how to practice, and how to improve between sessions.
We map the student's target score, test date, weak spots, and weekly schedule into a realistic plan.
Homework is assigned through the Ascend App so practice continues after the session ends.
We review mistakes, timing patterns, and content gaps to make each week more targeted.
Sessions cover content, shortcuts, elimination strategy, pacing, and confidence under pressure.
Students get access to practice questions, full-length tests, progress tracking, and weak-spot review.
Students know exactly what to do before the next session, which keeps momentum high.
Ascend App included
Tutoring works best when practice is consistent. The Ascend App gives students a central place for homework, question practice, full-length tests, and progress tracking.



How it works
Students improve faster when every week has a focused target.
We identify the current score, target score, test date, and highest-leverage areas.
We review concepts, strategy, timing, and mistakes with focused instruction.
The student completes targeted homework through Ascend between sessions.
We update the plan based on performance and upcoming deadlines.
Pricing
The current founding rate is intentionally simple: premium one-on-one coaching, Ascend App access, and personalized planning included.
SAT FAQ
Most students should meet once per week, with homework between sessions. Students close to a test date may benefit from more frequent sessions.
Yes. Homework is central to the program and is assigned through the Ascend App whenever possible.
Yes. High scorers often need pacing, mistake pattern analysis, and advanced strategy rather than basic content review.
Free resources are useful, but many students need structure, accountability, targeted review, and a mentor who can identify what to prioritize.
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We'll review your student's goals, timeline, current score, and best next steps.