One student per session
The full hour goes to one student. If they have linear equations down cold but stall on inference questions, the whole session goes to inference questions.
One-on-one tutoring at $50/hour.
Book a single hour to get unstuck on one topic, or book every week until test day. Sessions run on Google Meet, evenings and weekends included, and you pay for the ones you book.
20+ students helped
+110
Average score increase
1500+
Top scores reached
20+
Students tutored
98%
Student satisfaction
In a class of twenty, the syllabus sets the pace. One-on-one, your student sets it, and the hour goes wherever their last practice test says it should.
The full hour goes to one student. If they have linear equations down cold but stall on inference questions, the whole session goes to inference questions.
Book an hour, pay for an hour. There is no signup fee and no minimum number of sessions. If you want something longer term, ask and we'll put a package together.
The test adapts: how a student does on the first module decides which second module they get. We teach for that, and for the Bluebook app they'll sit it in.
Messages students sent after their sessions, copied over word for word.
“Thank you sooo much for the tutoring! It is rare to find a reliable tutor who can give me a 90 minute session to tackle all the advanced questions that I need with effective methods and correct answers. Thank you!”
“This tutoring was interactive enough to keep me focused throughout the entire session, which is unusual due to ADHD. I genuinely feel like I learned a lot from these tutoring sessions, and am excited for future sessions!”
“Thank you for the tutoring! I recently got 770 on the math section, 1510 total, on one of the College Board practice tests, so I just wanted to thank you for that! I have a month left to prepare for the test so I'm hoping to improve beyond that. Thank you for all your help!”
You pay for each session when you book it. Need to move one? Give us 24 hours’ notice and there is no charge.
Every session includes
No. It's $50 an hour, charged per session, with no signup fee and no materials fee. There's no minimum number of hours either.
That depends on the gap. Cleaning up a few algebra topics might take three or four hours. Going from a 1200 to a 1450 is usually a few months of weekly sessions. We'll tell you what we think after the first one.
We do, but we don't price them on this page. Most students book hours at $50 as they need them. If you'd rather map out everything between now and test day, send a message through the form below and we'll set up a time to talk it through.
On Google Meet, with a shared whiteboard your student and their tutor can both draw on. The tutor works the problem live, wrong turns included, instead of pasting in a finished solution.
Official College Board practice comes first, since the real test is drawn from it. When a student keeps missing the same question type, we write extra sets for that type.
Yes. With 24 hours' notice you can move or cancel any session at no charge. If something comes up closer than that, message us and we'll work it out.
We both sat the Digital SAT recently, so we still remember what the second module feels like with ten minutes left on the clock.

Krish
Math Specialist
A high school senior with a few years of DECA and the IB program behind him. Krish teaches math by pulling a problem apart until the step a student is stuck on becomes obvious, then putting it back together. Outside the classroom you'll usually find him playing basketball — or bothering JS over video calls.

JS
Reading & Writing Specialist
A transfer student headed to UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs. JS thinks Reading & Writing is the more learnable half of the test, since the questions reuse a small set of shapes once you know what to look for. He wants to work in social entrepreneurship one day — and in the meantime, he's usually somewhere brewing tea.
A sentence or two is plenty. Where they are scoring now, where they want to be, and when they sit the test. One of us reads every message.