SAT Math 1-Week Bootcamp

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SAT Math

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SAT Math 1-Week Bootcamp

Prepare for SAT Math success in this immersive, one-week BootCamp. Led by an expert instructor in a live, interactive format, you will review the key formulas and rules you need to have top of mind for the exam; master strategies to save time and get "unstuck" when your mind goes blank; learn how to use the on-screen graphing calculator to its utmost potential; and deconstruct the SAT's most common question types. Course Expectations: Varsity Tutors clients expect to see and hear their instructor on video for the entire duration of the course. All instructors must have reliable internet connection and adhere to the pre-planned course schedule. Most Successful instructors support interactive courses and do not include a lot of independent work and/or practice tests during the session.

Class details

Next session

Tuesday, April 28, 2026 at 12:30 AM

Session length

1h 30m

Grade level

Grades 9-12

Format

Live online

Days

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

Total sessions

4 sessions

Sessions per week

4 per week

Duration

1 week

Subjects

Test Prep, SAT Math

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Apr 28, 2026

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