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SAT/ACT Prep courses 

ACT and SAT prep courses in florida

Our comprehensive test-prep program
will help you


score better and
have a brighter future! 

It is highly recommended to take the SAT/ACT test even if it becomes optional at a few universities. Remember that a high SAT/ACT score increases your chances of receiving a scholarship and getting into any university. Contact us to learn what colleges do NOT tell you about the SAT or ACT scores and the current college application process!

Our test prep programs include UNLIMITED 1 on 1 Virtual Tutoring.

SAT Prep

ACT Prep

​Course includes:​

  • Reading

  • Language & Writing

  • Essay

  • Mathematics

          Algebra

          Pre-Calculus

          Geometry

          Statistics

         Trigonometry

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​Course includes:​

  • Reading

  • English

  • Essay

  • Science

  • Mathematics

            Algebra

            Pre-Calculus

           Geometry

           Statistics

           Trigonometry​     

Students who take our courses see immediate and remarkable results. The average increase in SAT score is 250 points and the average increase in ACT score is 5 points. Contact us today to schedule a course demo! 

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SAT/ACT Test Prep Options

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 We currently offer a 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Months Test-Prep Program with UNLIMITED tutoring 

 * Most of our students score at least 1,400 on the SAT and 30 on the ACT *

​​      Each Test-Prep program includes:​

  • SAT or ACT Prep Course

  • Unlimited Access to courses & resources

  • Unlimited 1-on-1 Virtual Tutoring

  • Practice tests/Assignments

  • Takes at own pace

  • Full guidance throughout

  • Flexible hours & starting date 

***  Tutoring by the hour is also available  ***

     If a shorter or longer program is needed, let us know

 ***   Course demo is available.  *** 

    *** Hurry! Space is limited!

SAT vs. ACT

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scoring

ACT Score is out of 36

SAT Score is out of 1600 

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The Math section in both tests cover material from 6 different courses (Algebra1, Algebra2, Pre-Calculus, Geometry, Trigonometry, Statistics)

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The ACT includes: 4 sections:  English, Math, Reading, Science. 

The SAT includes: Reading, Writing and Language, 2 sections of Math (one with a calculator and one without).  

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Reading Section

SAT - Vocabulary and more advanced critical reading skills.

ACT - more straightforward but much faster.

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Math Section

SAT - Basic Algebra, Geometry, a few advanced concepts, more graphs

ACT - topics covered on the SAT + more advanced topics and Trigonometry

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English Section

Both tests cover basic and advanced grammatical skills

 

Science Section

ACT - Reading comprehension, charts and graphs.

SAT - No Science section.

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OVERALL

SAT - is more complex and requires critical thinking skills.

ACT - is More straightforward but much faster. 

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*  Essay is optional for both tests.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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Q:  When to start preparing for the SAT or ACT ?

A:  The sooner the better.  Studies have shown that students who start preparing in advance score higher.  I recommend to start preparing in Mid year of 10th grade and be fully prepared to take either one of the tests by the end of the summer before 11th grade.  

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Q:  Do universities prefer one test over the other ?

A:  Universities have no preference and they accept scores from both tests.

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Q: How many times should a student take the SAT or ACT ? 

A:  A student can take the tests as many times as possible until the desired score is achieved.  A student can then choose which scores to submit to the universities he/she applies to.    

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Q:  Does a student need to be strong in Science to be able to complete the Science Section in the ACT ?

A:   Very basic knowledge of Science is required.  The Science Section on the ACT actually tests your data analysis skills.  In other words, it tests your ability to find trends and patterns when analyzing data presented in graphs and charts.  

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Q:  How many hours should be spent to prepare for the ACT or SAT? 

A:  Other than taking our ACT/SAT Prep course, I recommend spending at least 100-150 hours preparing for either test including taking 5-6 full practice exams for a period of 2-3 months.  

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Regardless of which test is selected, the student should           be fully committed when preparing for the test!

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