The Ultimate SAT Review Session

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The Ultimate SAT Review Session

The SAT covers several years’ worth of skills across several subjects, all in one sitting. So whether you’ve been studying for weeks and need to get the most important pieces to the top of your mind, or you’ve been procrastinating for weeks and need to get your head in the game, this two-hour review session will frame your mind for a successful test day. Over two hours, you will review the most commonly tested math and grammar rules, learn tips for approaching each section and its most common question types, and cover some every-important tricks to getting “unstuck” on hard problems and finding shortcuts to stay on pace on test day.

Class details

Next session

Saturday, April 25, 2026 at 4:00 PM

Session length

2h

Grade level

Grades 9-12

Format

Live online

Days

Saturday

Total sessions

1 session

Sessions per week

1 per week

Duration

1 week

Subjects

Test Prep, SAT

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