Small-Group SAT Courses – 2019
Rising Seniors ONLY
Course Targeting the October 2019 SAT
We are so excited to teach our course for the October 2019 SAT!
Classes Offered:
Sundays, August 11 – September 29, 9 AM-12 PM
Sundays, August 11 – September 29, 12 PM-3 PM
Tuesdays, August 13 – October 1, 4 PM-7 PM
Course Tuition is $1295
To receive more information about the recommended testing timeline and this course, Click Here.
To register for this class Click Here
We do not offer a course targeting the August SAT at this time.
Rising Juniors
SAT/ACT Summer Jump Start Camps – Click here
Our camps are held Monday-Friday, 10 AM-1 PM.
Choose one of the five weeks below to attend.
June 24-28 – Completed
July 8-12 – In Progress
July 22-26
August 5-9
August 12-16
Camp Tuition is $545
To receive more information about the recommended testing timeline and this camp, Click Here.
Juniors—Time to Get Started!
Here Are the Top Nine Questions about the SAT and ACT
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- How do I know which test is best for me?
Compare your percentile score from each. (In other words, you have to take BOTH to know.) - Do all colleges accept the ACT?
BREAKING NEWS! More colleges now accept the ACT than the SAT. - Should I take the ACT?
YES! About 33% of students score BETTER on the ACT! - Does this mean I DON’T have to take the SAT?
NO! About 33% of students DON’T score better on the ACT. (The other third score about the same.) - Isn’t the SAT changing?
Yes! And Mindworks is ready with a new curriculum to help you prepare. - Can Mindworks help me do my best?
YES! - HOW?
We recommend that almost all juniors take the SAT and the ACT during both the spring of junior year and fall of senior year. - Why March SAT and April ACT?
Lots of reasons!- By taking both tests during junior year, you free up the summer to concentrate on any remaining areas of weakness.
- By taking both tests during the fall of senior year, you ensure your score has the maximum amount of time to grow!
- Why a small-group setting instead of individual tutoring?
Lots of reasons!- There are only eight students per group, and the groups are created based on scores—this ISN’T a large, impersonal class. Instead, it’s a small-study group of students with similar strengths and weaknesses.
- We move quickly through areas of strength (so no wasting time) and slowly through areas of weakness (so lots of targeted instruction where it’s needed most!)
- Going straight to individual tutoring is like going straight to a surgeon! First, you need to go to a generalist to get the overview of what’s necessary.
- View current course schedule above
- How do I know which test is best for me?