Want the structure of an online course but with the small size of a tutoring session? Check out my group class!

This class is intended for highly motivated students aiming for a perfect or near-perfect SAT math score (750+). Students should enter the class with a 650 or higher.

The class consists of 6 live sessions, 2 hours each, all through Google Meet. Each session is a deep dive into a different topic that high-scoring students tend to struggle with. These topics are what differentiate a 670 from an 800:

• Exponential Functions
• Quadratics
• Geometry & Trig
• Word Problems
• Statistics
• Big-Picture Strategies & Review

Many test prep companies try packing as many students as possible into their group classes, but my classes are capped at 6-10 students. This ensures that students are able to talk through problems as a group and ask questions freely.

The next cohort will begin on October 19, 2024. Classes will be Saturday afternoons from 12:00 - 2:00 pm EST, to prepare students for the December 7th SAT.

All 12 hours of classes and custom resources can be purchased for $495. As students sign up, the price will increase to $795.

How are classes structured?

My group classes follow the same rigorous methodology of my 1-on-1 tutoring sessions, just with more structure and more collaboration.

Concepts are introduced through questions which encourage students to think through first principles and share their ideas.

Students learn multiple approaches to problems, encouraging lateral thinking. The hardest problems on the SAT demand creativity, not memorization.

Students walk through the hardest problems from the SAT question bank. We leave no stone unturned. That is, the quadratics class will cover every single type of quadratic problem the SAT might throw at you.

I teach concepts through first principles and provide “concept reviews” for students to work on outside of class. I provide around 25-40 of these questions per class.

For each class, I provide recommended exercises from CollegePanda’s book to use as a supplement. I’ve also organized every hard official problem by subtopic, so students can focus on their weaknesses.