Complete Coverage Across All SAT Sections
Each section of the SAT requires a different kind of thinking. We cover all three — with certified tutors who know each area deeply.
SAT Math
SAT Math is the section with the most room to improve — because the gaps are specific and directly coachable. We identify exactly which concepts are costing points and work on those first. Students learn faster solving strategies, not just how to get the right answer the slow way.
Topics Covered
- Linear equations, inequalities, and systems of equations
- Algebra I and II — functions, expressions, and modeling
- Advanced math — quadratics, exponentials, and polynomials
- Geometry and trigonometry fundamentals
- Problem solving and data analysis — ratios, rates, and statistics
- Applied math and word problem strategies
- Calculator and no-calculator section approaches
SAT Reading
The SAT Reading section trips students up because it's not really a reading test — it's a close analysis test. Students need to know how to find evidence, identify what an author is actually claiming, and answer questions using only what's in the passage. We build those skills systematically.
Topics Covered
- Reading comprehension and passage analysis
- Evidence-based questions — citing support from the text
- Vocabulary in context — meaning from surrounding language
- Inference and author's purpose
- Paired passage questions and cross-passage analysis
- Information and ideas from graphs and data within passages
- Pacing strategies for the reading section under time pressure
SAT Writing and Language
The Writing and Language section tests grammar, punctuation, and style — but in the context of editing a passage, not identifying rules in isolation. Students who understand how and why a sentence works will outperform students who only memorized the rule. We focus on both.
Topics Covered
- Grammar and standard English conventions
- Punctuation — commas, semicolons, colons, and apostrophes
- Sentence structure — complete sentences, modifiers, and parallelism
- Transitions and logical sequence
- Editing for clarity, concision, and word choice
- Revision questions — improving the organization and development of a passage
