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Raise Scores with Less Stress
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Less Stress
Our customized ACT preparation empowers students to raise scores, reduce stress and position themselves for target colleges. Our engaging ACT and SAT coaches are top 1% scorers with years of experience.
Meet Some of Our Tutors
Meet Some of
Our Tutors
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Meet Founder
Alan, M.S., M.A.
University of Pennsylvania (B.A.)
University of
Pennsylvania (B.A.)
An accomplished educator for over 20 years, Alan guides students and families across the country. He holds a Master’s degree in Childhood and Special Education.
About the ACT
About the ACT
Test Takers: College applicants
Sections: English, Math, Reading, Science, and optional Writing Test
Question Types: Multiple choice and optional essay (Writing Test)
Length: 2 hours and 55 minutes (plus optional 30 minute Writing Test)
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expectations... strategically helped
our son attain a 34 on the ACT”
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Comparing the ACT and SAT
Comparing
the ACT and SAT
What are the differences between these standardized tests?
1. The ACT can be taken digitally or as a paper and pencil test while the SAT is a digital test.
2. On the ACT, questions are more straightforward but there are a lot of questions in each section. The SAT emphasizes critical thinking and reasoning questions that may take longer to answer.
3. The SAT is an adaptive test – this means how a student does on the first part of the test determines the difficulty of questions on the second part of the test.
4. A big difference is that only 25% of the ACT is math while 50% of the SAT is math.
The ACT has a science section that is 25% of the test.
5. The ACT is a longer test than the SAT.
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