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We have helped students of ALL backgrounds from ALL starting points improve their SAT scores.
Some students have started with an 800 and some with a 1400, but we’ve been able to help them all improve their SAT scores with our SAT test prep methods.
You DO NOT have to be a good test-taker to improve with Caddell Prep.
Too often, we come across students who have high grades in school that don’t match up with their PSAT or SAT scores. It’s a common problem among students that’s a concern for students and their parents. Many of them believe that they just aren’t good on standardized tests.
However, we are able to help turn them into good SAT test takers. We have found that the transformation involves learning tricks to answer questions and gaining confidence in their abilities during SAT prep. Gaining confidence is the hard part, but not impossible. It involves practicing, taking sample tests and receiving support from their tutors or instructor.
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2-Month 200 Point SAT Improvement Accelerator
Extremely limited availabilty.
- 4-Week SAT Prep Master Class: 32 hours of instruction and 4 Practice Tests, Capped at 8 Students per Class (value of $1,899)
- 24 Hours of REAL 1-on-1 Tutoring and 2 practice tests (value of $2,040)
- On-Demand SAT Prep Course with Full Access for a Year (value of $599)
Value of $4,538
Plus, these bonuses:
- College Essay Writing - Outline & 2 Revisions (value of $240)
- Online College Planner & 2 x 30-Minute Sessions (value of $399)
Value of Bonuses: $639
Special Bundle Pricing: $2,985
Total Value of $5,177 (Save $2,192)
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4-week SAT Class: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday or online on Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday
Followed by 4 weeks of 1-on-1 tutoring
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SAT Prep Options
SAT Prep Class
Most popular. Covers everything needed for the test. Small class-size (maximum of 8 students) allows for individual attention from the instructor.
- Classes are capped at 8 students
- In-person instruction
- Realistic practice tests
- Learn strategies to answer questions quickly and correctly
SAT Tutoring
Best option for students who prefer 1-on-1 attention or need to delve into specific topics
- 1-on-1 individualized attention
- Full attention of the tutor
- Learn strategies to answer questions quickly and correctly
- Work on topics you need help with the most
Online SAT Prep
Ideal for students with hectic schedules.
- Practice according to your own schedule
- Easy to understand videos
- 4 full-length practice tests modeled off of actual SATs
In-Depth SAT Prep Class
- Classes are capped at 8 students
- 24 hours of in-person instruction
- 4 practice tests
- Learn strategies to answer questions quickly and correctly
$1,099
SAT Tutoring
Best option for students who prefer 1-on-1 attention or need to delve into specific topics
- 1-on-1 individualized attention
- Full attention of the tutor
- Learn strategies to answer questions quickly and correctly
- Work on topics you need help with the most
12 hours ($960)
20 hours ($1,500)
30 hours ($2,100)
40 hours ($2,800)
Online SAT Prep
Ideal for students with hectic schedules.
- Practice according to your own schedule
- Easy to understand videos
- 4 full-length practice tests modeled off of actual SATs
$599
How much SAT tutoring and test prep do I need?
While there’s no definite answer, we have estimates for the number of hours a student should study to see certain results. The more studying a student can down on their own, the less number of hours are needed for tutoring and instruction. Here are some guidelines and suggestions.
30-70 Point Improvement
Students need approximately 20 hours of studying (including tutoring, homework, and practice tests) to improve 30-70 points on the SAT.
We suggest one of the following options:
12 hours of 1-on1 tutoring
- In-person or online
- 2 practice tests
- $1,080
In-depth SAT prep class
- In-person or online
- 24 hours of instruction
- 4 practice tests
- $1,599
Online self-paced video SAT prep course
- 41 on-demand video lessons
- Over 20,000 practice problems
- 4 practice tests
- $599 $449
70-130 Point Improvement
Students need approximately 40 hours (including tutoring, homework, and practice tests) of studying to improve 70-130 points on the SAT.
We suggest one of the following options:
24 hours of 1-on1 tutoring
- In-person or online
- 2 practice tests
- $2,160 $2,040
In-depth SAT prep class
- In-person or online
- 24 hours of instruction
- 4 practice tests
- $1,599
Online self-paced video SAT prep course
- 41 on-demand video lessons
- Over 20,000 practice problems
- 4 practice tests
- $599 $449
130-250 Point Improvement
Students need approximately 80 hours of studying (including tutoring, homework, and practice tests) to improve 130-250 points on the SAT.
We suggest one of the following options:
48 hours of 1-on1 tutoring
- In-person or online
- 4 practice tests
- $4,320 $3,840
Ultimate SAT Prep Package (Best Value)
- In-person or online
- 24 hours of tutoring
- In-depth 32-hr SAT prep class
- Online self-paced video SAT prep course
- 2 College Essay Revisions
- Online College Planner & 2 x 30-min sessions
- $5,177 $2,985
30-70 Point Improvement
Students need approximately 20 hours of studying (including tutoring, homework, and practice tests) to improve 30-70 points on the SAT.
We suggest one of the following options:
12 hours of 1-on1 tutoring
- In-person or online
- 2 practice tests
- $960
In-depth SAT prep class
- In-person or online
- 24 hours of instruction
- 4 practice tests
- $1,099
Online self-paced video SAT prep course
- 41 on-demand video lessons
- Over 20,000 practice problems
- 4 practice tests
- $599 $449
70-130 Point Improvement
Students need approximately 40 hours (including tutoring, homework, and practice tests) of studying to improve 70-130 points on the SAT.
We suggest one of the following options:
20 hours of 1-on1 tutoring
- In-person or online
- 2 practice tests
- $1,600 $1,500
In-depth SAT prep class
- In-person or online
- 24 hours of instruction
- 4 practice tests
- $1,099
Online self-paced video SAT prep course
- 41 on-demand video lessons
- Over 20,000 practice problems
- 4 practice tests
- $599 $449
130-250 Point Improvement
Students need approximately 80 hours of studying (including tutoring, homework, and practice tests) to improve 130-250 points on the SAT.
We suggest one of the following options:
40 hours of 1-on1 tutoring
- In-person or online
- 4 practice tests
- $3,200 $2,800
Ultimate SAT Prep Package (Best Value)
- In-person or online
- 20 hours of tutoring
- In-depth SAT prep class
- Online self-paced video SAT prep course
- 2 College Essay Revisions
- Online College Planner & 2 x 30-min sessions
- $3,757 $2,799
Blended SAT Prep Package
- In-person or online
- 30 hours of tutoring
- 4 practice tests
- Online self-paced video SAT prep course (including 4 additional practice tests)
- $2,999 $2,200
250+ Point Improvement
Students need approximately 150+ hours of studying (including tutoring, homework, and practice tests) to improve over 250 points on the SAT.
We suggest one of the following options:
1-on-1 Tutoring
- 80 hours of tutoring
- 8 practice tests
Included Bonus:
- Online Self-Paced SAT Prep Course
- 41 on-demand video lessons
- Over 20,000 practice problems
- 4 additional practice tests
Call (917) 722-0677 to enroll
$6,999 $5,400
Ultimate 250+ SAT Prep Package
- In-depth SAT Class (online or in-person)
- 8 x 3-hr lessons
- 4 practice tests
- 60 hours of tutoring
- 4 additional practice tests
Included Bonus:
- Online Self-Paced SAT Prep Course
- 41 on-demand video lessons
- Over 20,000 practice problems
- another 4 additional practice tests
Call (917) 722-0677 to enroll
$6,498 $4,050
SAT Prep Packages
Extremely limited availability
Ultimate SAT Prep Package
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SAT Prep Class
24 hours of instruction and 4 practice tests. Classes are capped at 4 students. ($1,099) -
1-on-1 Tutoring
20 hours of REAL 1-on-1 Tutoring ($1,500) -
Online Video SAT Prep Course
(value of $599)
Special Bundle Pricing: $2,450
Total Value: $3,198
Advanced SAT Prep Package
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SAT Prep Class
24 hours of instruction and 4 practice tests. Classes are capped at 4 students. ($1,099) -
1-on-1 Tutoring
12 hours of REAL 1-on-1 Tutoring ($960) -
Online Video SAT Prep Course
(value of $599)
Special Bundle Pricing: $1,950
Total Value: $2,658
Remote SAT Prep Package
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Online Video SAT Prep Course
(value of $599) -
1-on-1 Tutoring
20 hours of REAL 1-on-1 Tutoring ($1,500)
Special Bundle Pricing: $1,600
Total Value: $2,099
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How to Score Higher on the SAT
The current version of the SAT is scored out of 1600 points. The English portion of the test is made up of a Reading test and a Writing and Language test. Each of the two sections is worth a maximum of 400 points. The math portion of the SAT is made up of two math sections: one that doesn’t permit the use of a calculator and one that does. The raw scores of both sections are combined and then scaled according to a table to determine the score for the math portion of the test. Students assume that the math sections that allows the calculator is easier than the one without a calculator, but that isn’t true for many students. The calculator math section is difficult because it tests a lot of theory in applying mathematical concepts to real life examples, which is difficult without a strong understanding of math. Our SAT prep course covers those concepts and how to apply them, of course.
For many students, scoring higher will be the result of familiarity with the test and recognizing how to approach questions. Our SAT lessons teach the material and test taking strategies needed for the SAT exam and include SAT practice questions directly related to the lesson, so your child can practice what was just taught and commit it to memory. There are many different math questions, but the question types do repeat. The more exposure students get to practice questions, the more likely they will be to immediately recognize the question-type and how to answer it. Here are our top 5 tips for preparing for the SAT.
On the Writing and Language section of the test, there are of course an almost unlimited number of texts that the student may encounter. However, the rules that are tested on the test are predictable. Reviewing the common rules that are tested, and how to improve sentences will greatly help a student improve his or her SAT score.
In the end, it is possible to get a perfect score (1600) on the SAT. Depending on the test and the specific scoring for that test, it is possible to get a perfect score without answering every single questions correctly. Sometimes getting one or more wrong in each section will still result in 1600.
While getting a high as score as possible will help when applying to schools, it’s important to know what SAT score schools require. When considering a college, students should so some research. Most college websites include the average SAT score of their most recently accepted class of students. Here is a list of a select schools and the average SAT score of their 2017 freshmen class.
Take a Practice Test
We always recommend students to start by taking a diagnostic exam. Whether a student will come to our office for tutoring, join a class, or go through our self-paced course, we recommend he takes a diagnostic test. The test serves two purposes. First, it gets the student familiar with the SAT. Having to sit for the test under timing conditions, introduces the student to the constraints of the test and the presentation of questions on the test. Secondly, it provides the student with a baseline score and strengths and weaknesses. If a student has a very limited number of time, knowing strengths and weaknesses early will help a student prioritize his time.
If a student has sufficient time to study before the real SAT, the student can got through the lessons as normal. After finishing a specific number of SAT review lessons and practice problems, we would recommend that the student is tested again to check progress. We use official SAT practice tests for our practice tests and time the students accordingly, so they are prepared for their test day.
Advanced Assessment
Whether you sign up for our SAT prep class or private tutoring, students will get updated assessments based on their practice test scores and breakdown on the reading, writing, and math sections. Our advanced assessment goes much deeper with specific topics to help create a study plan for each student. The College Board breakdown only provides general topics such as evidence based reading, command of evidence, heart of Algebra, standard English conventions, etc. However, our assessment gives feedback on specific topics such as punctuation, introductory phrases, purpose, system of equations, exponent rules, etc. It is important to know exactly what to study for, so you can be ready for the real SAT on your test date. Your prep course instructor or private tutor will return your score report after each test.
It’s important to note that the SAT is a standardized test, and as such, topics and question types repeat. Using proper test preparation, a student can maximize his/her chances of success and be ready for the real SAT.
Student Success
With students’ hard-work, our support, and our lessons, students have been able to reach their goals and beyond. View our case study to see how three of our students reached their SAT goals with three different approaches. Sarah was able to score a 1540 on her real SAT. Francesca increased 230 points, and Ahmed increased 380 points.
More Information About the SAT
Optional Essay
There is an optional essay on the SAT. However, the College Board announced that it will stop offering the optional essay. Whether you answer the essay or not, the essay has no impact on your SAT score. In fact, most colleges do not require students to complete the essay on the SAT, so we don’t cover it in our online SAT course or during our in-person SAT class.
SAT Subject Tests
The College Board used to offer SAT subject tests, known as SAT 2s, but has cancelled them in the United States and will cancel them internationally after June 2021. The tests allowed students to show their knowledge on specific subjects, such as Chemistry, English, Biology, Math 1, Math 2, and more. As a result, it will no longer be used as part of the college admission process.