SAT Math Cram Session

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Test Prep

SAT Math

One-time class

With the SAT rapidly approaching and so many concepts to know and question types to prepare for, this 90-minute cram session will make sure you’re using your remaining time and effort to its maximum value. Here, you’ll review the most important rules, concepts, and formulas you need to be ready to use on the Math section, and break down the most important strategies and shortcuts that can save you time and maximize your score. By the end of this session you’ll know what to practice in your remaining time before the test and have your mind focused on the things you’ll be most grateful you know when the test begins.

Class details

Next session

Sunday, April 26, 2026 at 9:30 PM

Session length

1h 30m

Grade level

Grades 9-12

Format

Live online

Days

Tuesday, Sunday

Total sessions

1 session

Sessions per week

1 per week

Duration

1 week

Subjects

Test Prep, SAT Math

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Start dates

Apr 26, 2026

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