K-12 Learning Test Prep Advantages:
– Take a baseline free ACT and/or SAT Practice Test.
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Review Test Results
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Review Test Prep Plan and Test Dates
– Choose the days and times that work with your schedule.
– Affordable options. Ask about payment plans.
– Sessions tailored to what the student needs most.
– All work can be done during the sessions or work can be assigned after each session.
– We recommend starting test prep at least 6 weeks prior to the test date.
Will your student perform better on the SAT or ACT?
Every student may be different and some students may perform better on one test than the other.
Colleges will accept either test submission.
While the in the state of Colorado, public high schools will administer the SAT in the Spring of Junior year, this does not mean it is the preferred test choice for Colorado colleges or for colleges and universities in any state.
We have a variety of SAT and ACT Test Prep options. First, we recommend:
1. Take a full length complimentary ACT and/or SAT to get a baseline score. With a baseline score for both test options (ACT and SAT), we can determine if the student tends to perform better on one test. Spring or Fall PSAT results can be used in lieu of SAT.
2. Once that is known, we will consider student goals for preferred colleges and majors of interest and will prepare an individualized test prep plan with consideration for student and family schedules and budget.
Since all students have different initial test scores combined with different goals, we are able to offer packages to match what students may need:
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15 hour package – 12 hours of instruction plus one 3 hour assessment
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30 hour package – 24 hours of instruction plus two 3 hour assessments
We do not recommend cramming for either test as students will typically perform better when studying for either test over a period of time.
Sessions can be focused on the SAT or ACT subjects that need the greatest improvement yet some time should be spent to go over test taking strategies for all subjects.
Sessions are either private (one-on-one) or semi-private (up to one other student).