You may not know this, but most SAT Prep Courses -- for the lack of a better term -- suck. 

It has nothing to do with teacher quality and everything to do with the focus of these courses. Let's consider an example.

If you're a student who would struggle with this type of question, congratulations, a typical SAT Prep Course will help you. Your teacher would tell you to choose your own number for x (such as 3), find the value of n, and then answer the question. Piece of cake. 

So what's the problem? You're not any better at algebra after learning this technique, cool as it is. What the heck are you supposed to do on a question like this?

Good luck choosing your own numbers on that one. The answer is 3, by the way.

This is the problem. Most SAT prep courses aren't designed make you a better student; they're designed to make your deficiencies irrelevant on very specific problems. When the questions get harder or change, the advice begins to fall apart.

That's what sets us apart.

Take a look at a sample class curriculum:

Look at all that content. And that's just one day.

You will actually be better at Algebra (and Geometry and Arithmetic and Reading and Writing and Grammar...) after completing our course. It's just better. 

It doesn't hurt that our course is almost always less expensive that whatever you'd find elsewhere. 

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