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Private In-Home and Online SAT Tutoring in Cary, NC
Receive personally tailored SAT lessons from exceptional tutors in a one-on-one setting. We help you connect with in-home and online tutoring that offers flexible scheduling and your choice of locations.
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How can a tutor help you master the SAT?
The SAT is a standardized exam that allows for three hours to complete it without the written portion. With the written section, test-takers are given an additional 50 minutes. The test includes an evidence-based reading and writing section and a math section. The essay is based on a passage of 600-700 words that your child must analyze and argue against. The math section focuses on multi-step applications with higher-level thinking as it applies to theoretical and practical math principles. The reading and writing section revolves around historical and scientific documents with a focus on words with numerous meanings. Proper preparation can mean the difference between a 400 and 1600 on the test. Varsity Tutors can help you find an expert SAT tutor in Cary, North Carolina, who can design a study plan suited to your individual needs.
Your child's tutor is hand-selected by the educational directors based on how well they can meet your child's needs. The directors consider your child's strengths and weaknesses, PSAT scores if any, schedule, and other factors. We will find you a skilled SAT tutor in Cary who will work to try to give the knowledge you need to thoroughly understand the SAT.
Private 1-on-1 Tutoring by top UNC/Duke Grads. 4.9/5.0 Satisfaction Rating* We serve the Triangle.
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"We first talked about the student's experience with the SAT, what goals she had for her score (around 1200) and for college, and what she wanted to get out of the sessions. She primarily had questions about the Math section. We talked about some of the overall concepts she will need to know or review, test-taking strategies, and worked through some example problems. We only got to the Verbal section for about 20 minutes, so we talked about general strategies and types of questions. I suggested that she do some practice timed tests in each section before our next session so that we would have some specific concepts to go over on the questions she struggled with."
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"The student grasped the material well. We had a great class, and she was able to solve the majority of problems without assistance. We worked through a practice SAT together, and she solved common log problems, complex fractions, and word problems. Overall, she performed really well. It was a great class."
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"Today the student and I went through the math and essay sections. He got 30/38 correct on the math section, and scored 690 total on math. He made some avoidable mistakes, which dropped his score, but he tends to only make any certain type of mistake once, in my experience. His essay was excellent, though he had some odd word choices and strange grammatical structure in some of his sentences. Overall, it's better to be too verbose than to be the opposite, but he took my advice well, and we'll see how he adjusts. I assigned a reading comprehension section for next time."
