
Need help improving your SAT Math score?
Join this live 2-night Math Bootcamp designed to help students master key SAT math topics and learn powerful strategies to solve problems faster and more confidently.
This course is led by a math and science teacher who has tutored for over 15 years and has tutored the SAT and helped his students achieve the scores they were looking for.
This course is meant to be an affordable Bootcamp to help students get better scores on the SAT math section.
This small-group workshop is perfect for students preparing for upcoming SAT who want a focused review of the most important SAT math concepts.
What You’ll Learn:
Night 1: Algebra and Desmos Strategies:
Students will review high frequency SAT algebra topics and learn how to use Desmos strategically to solve problems faster.
Topics include:
Linear equations (Seen a lot on the SAT)
Function interpretation (Seen a lot on the SAT)
Exponents (Frequent on the SAT)
SAT problem-solving shortcuts
Desmos strategies for the SAT
Night 2: Advanced SAT Math
Students will tackle some of the most challenging SAT math question types and learn strategies for solving them efficiently.
Topics include:
Quadratic equations and factoring (This is frequent on the SAT)
Word and modeling problems (This is frequent on the SAT)
Rational expressions (This is frequent on the SAT)
Advanced algebra concepts
How to approach difficult SAT questions.
What Students Recieve:
Two live SAT math sessions
Small group instruction (limited seats)
Exclusive SAT practice packets sent before each session
Step by step problem walkthroughs
Proven SAT test taking strategies
Students will be able to follow along with the packet and practice problems during the session.
Bootcamp Schedule:
Friday March 20th and Saturday March 21st
Friday will start at 6pm EST
Saturday will start at 12pm EST
Each session will be approximately 90 minutes.
SEATS ARE LIMITED so students can still ask questions and get that personalized touch.
Each session will have 15 student seats available.
After registering, students will receive an email with instructions and the zoom link.
The night before each session, students will be emailed the packet.