SAT math tutoring at Caddell Prep allows to students to receive one-on-one attention from an expert tutor and focus specifically on improving their math scores. Students can work with the tutor at their own pace.
Packages for SAT Math Tutoring
| SAT Math Tutoring (12 Hr) | $1,080 | 3 installments of $360 |
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| SAT Math Tutoring (36 Hr) | 3 installments of |
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| SAT Math Tutoring (48 Hr) | 3 installments of |
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“Highly recommend Caddell Prep. Professional, focused on the individual needs, honest, knowledgeable in the material and test format/tricks.
Glynn tutored my daughter 1x a week remotely. She enjoyed working with Glynn who “made everything so easy”, motivated her, and helped with her confidence. After the diagnostic and practice tests they focused on where she needed improvement. When she started, an objective was to rise the math score – she ended up with a 780! The flexibility of the online platform suited her schedule.”
- Miriam Pipko (parent)
Benefits of SAT Math Tutoring
- Students can maximize their time by focus entirely on math, and ignoring reading and writing.
- Students benefit from personalized instruction. Targeted improvement can be made on specific topics that the student needs help with instead of reviewing all math topics.
- Dramatic improvement can be made in a short amount of time by preparing for questions that give the student the biggest chance of improving his score.
- Students have accountability from the tutor to practice and complete their homework, ensuring constant practice is done.
- Students are able to build rapport quickly with the tutor they are working with because tutoring is one-on-one.
- Students feel more comfortable asking questions and admitting they are unsure of topic when they are in tutoring than when they are in a class.
- Schedule of tutoring is also more flexible than prep classes.
Why is SAT Math Tutoring Better Than Joining a Class?
SAT math tutoring is a better option than joining a class if a student needs specific help with math and won’t benefit from improving his reading and writing score. It is also more beneficial if a student only needs help with select math topics.
When is SAT Math Tutoring Better Than General SAT Tutoring?
If a student already has a high score in the reading and writing section that can’t be improved much, then it is better to only focus on the math questions on the SAT. However, if a student wants to score a perfect 1600, then it will make sense to receive tutoring for reading and writing as well, or at least continue taking full length-practice tests and learning from mistakes to continue practicing both sections.
