SAT Test Preparation Overview and Schedules:
 May 7
June 4
Class sequences focus on preparing for the SAT test or ACT test offered in four variations:
----- 1. Class sequences dealing with both academic review of the subject and test taking
----- 2. Class sequences dealing with all three test subjects: writing, verbal and math
----- 3. Class sequences dealing only with the writing and verbal portion of test
----- 4. Class sequences dealing only with the math portion of the test
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In summary:
----- If the student has not previously taken a test (PSAT, SAT or ACT) a 4 hour test session
- - - is required
----- All sequence variations start with a 1 hour Test Strategy session
----- Classes are scheduled twice a week, a 2 hour class midweek and a second 2 hour class
- - - on Saturday
Class sequences dealing with all three test subjects- writing, critical reading and math- are offered as a 24 or 28 hour class sequence:
---- Optional 4 hour base line evaluation test
---- 2 hour Base Line Test review and Test Strategy class
---- Alternating classes
--------- 5 two hour lecture / problem solving classes
--------- 4 two hour lecture / problem solving classes
---- 4 hour 'Practice Test' to measure performance improvement
Class sequences dealing with the writing and critical reading portions of the tests are offered as a 16 or 20 hour sequence:
---- Optional 4 hour base line evaluation test
---- 2 hour Base Line Test review and Test Strategy class
---- 5 two hour lecture / problem solving classes addressing writing and verbal skills
---- 4 hour 'Practice Test' to measure performance improvement
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Class sequences dealing with only the math portion of the tests are offered as an 12 or 16 hour sequence:
---- Optional 4 hour base line evaluation test
---- 2 hour Base Line Test review and Test Strategy class
---- 3 two hour lecture / problem solving classes
---- 4 hour 'Practice Test' to measure performance improvement