Test prep in a collaborative, interactive small group setting
SAT & ACT small group classes
Collaborative, interactive preparation with individualized attention for every student. Classes are capped at 10 students and meet at our Ambler office.
2026 schedule
Choose a class leading up to your preferred SAT test date. Every option includes the same complete small-group program.
Class leading up to the September 12 SAT test date
Class leading up to the October 3 SAT test date
Class leading up to the October 3 SAT test date
Class leading up to the November 7 SAT test date
Class leading up to the November 7 SAT test date
Class leading up to the December 5 SAT test date
Class leading up to the December 5 SAT test date
2026 schedule
Choose a class leading up to your preferred ACT test date. Every option includes the same complete small-group program.
Class leading up to the September 19 ACT test date
Class leading up to the October 17 ACT test date
Class leading up to the December 12 ACT test date
One complete program
Every SAT and ACT class provides the same combination of expert instruction, structured practice, and targeted materials.
12 hours of class time: six two-hour meetings, once a week, leading up to an official test date.
Classes are taught by an expert SAT/ACT instructor and capped at 10 students for individualized attention.
Students receive weekly free proctored practice tests for the duration of the class.
Official practice tests, a workbook, and a premium subscription to adaptive online math and grammar platforms.
Starting with the second class, a structured practice hour runs immediately before each session, guided by peer mentors at our Ambler office. This is not required for enrollment, but students who take advantage of these five additional hours of built-in guided practice consistently get more out of the course.
Location
All small-group classes and proctored tests are held at our Ambler office.
140 E Butler AveTuition
Includes all six classes, practice tests, course materials, online platforms, and the optional guided practice hours.
Commitment
The strongest results come from consistent work between meetings.
Read our student workload expectationsPrep planning
Some families already know they want a group class. Others benefit from a conversation about the right test, the right timing, and the preparation plan most likely to support meaningful improvement.
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