Private SAT and ACT tutoring
Practice makes perfect. Let our test-taking experts analyze your strengths and weaknesses to make scores meet your potential. . .
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Students with perfect
SAT (1600) or ACT (36)
scores
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Highest ACT
score jump
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Highest SAT
score jump
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National Merit
Finalists
ThinquePrep offers its students a variety of preparatory services to ensure peak scores come testing day :
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Weekly simulated full-length practice testing
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One-on-one review sessions targeting weak areas
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Group classes to enhance test taking skills
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Online records of reports and score improvement
SAT
The CollegeBoard SAT Test
Out of 1600; the SAT is a standardized test used by many colleges during the admissions process.
Subjects Tested: Reading Comprehension, Writing & Language, Mathematics, and an optional Essay
Duration: 3 Hours (not including breaks)
SAT Subject Testing
Out of 800; SAT Subject Tests are designed to measure a student's knowledge in specific areas. Typically used for highly selective schools and to strengthen certain applications.
ACT
Out of 36; the ACT is a standardized test also used for college admissions. Aside from the difference in timing and subject matter, this test tends to have more straightforward questions than the SAT.
Subjects Tested: English, Mathematics, Reading, Science, and an optional Essay
Duration: 2 Hours, 55 Minutes (not including breaks)
ACT
HSPT
High School Placement Test
The HSPT is used by high schools nationwide to assist in admissions, scholarships, and curriculum placement. Taken by 8th graders entering 9th grade.
Subjects Tested: Verbal Skills, Quantitative Skills, Reading Comprehension, Mathematics, and Language
Duration: 2 Hours, 30 Minutes
ISEE
Independent School Entrance Exam
Out of 9; the ISEE is an exam used for admissions to certain private schools; several versions of the test are used for grades 5-12.
The Lower Level Exam: for application to 5th and 6th grade
The Middle Level Exam: for application to 7th and 8th grade
The Upper Level Exam: for application to 9th-12th grade
AP
Advanced Placement Testing
Out of 5; Advanced Placement classes are used by high schools to simulate college-level courses; typically for the purpose of acquiring university credits and strengthening admissions applications.
ThinquePrep offers hourly guidance for AP courses, whether it be homework, in-class exam prep, or the official AP exam.
AP Courses Taught: Calculus AB/BC, Statistics, English Language, English Literature, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science, World History, US History, Government, Economics, Psychology
International Baccalaureate
Out of 7; often compared to AP courses, IB classes offer a college level experience with rigorous curriculum.
Taking an IB course may help students identify their career path or strengthen their accreditations for college applications.
IB