For the student

We’re not going to add studying.

We’re going to cut the studying that isn’t moving your score. You already know most of this stuff.. the points are going somewhere specific. Once we find those and close them, you end up studying less.

Parents: this page is for your teen. Send it over.

The deal

What the work actually looks like.

Thirty to sixty minutes a day

Aimed only at what’s actually costing you points. For most students that’s less than they’re already putting in. All those hours on generic prep? Most of them went to leaks you don’t even have.

No busywork

First you sit one full SAT, all 98 questions, and we work out exactly where your points are going. After that, if a worksheet doesn’t close one of your leaks, you never see it.

A real coach every week

One person, every week, matched to your specific leaks. Not a video library, not a workbook with your name on it, not the same curriculum everyone else gets.

You can see it working

Your Leak Map updates every week and you watch the bars shrink. It’s probably the first time prep will feel like progress instead of homework with extra steps.

And the part you’ll like most: the plan says exactly what to do each day, so the nagging moves off your parents. Nobody has to hover. One test, twelve weeks, then it’s done.

Why it works

You’re not bad at this test.

There are eight ways to lose points on the digital SAT, and most of yours are coming from one or two of them. Trap answers built to catch a specific misread. A clock nobody taught you how to budget. Setting up the right idea the wrong way. Nerves costing you points you already own. None of that is about how smart you are, and all of it can be trained.

See the Eight Leaks →

One more thing

Be on the call.

Your parents booked a conversation about your score. Show up to it. You’ll watch someone go through your actual wrong answers and work out which leak caused each one, and the test will stop being a mystery. Bring your questions.. the better they are, the more you’ll get out of it.

What happens on the call →