Why choose College Direction's SAT & ACT Tutoring and Test Prep Classes? Too much is at stake to assume your child will do well without preparing.
Most students improve their test scores with our virtual test prep for the SAT and ACT. Students need to learn how to take these tests. They are like a marathon that requires practice and perseverance. Most students cannot expect to do well until they spend time with a tutor on the tests themselves.
College Direction's SAT/ACT Virtual Courses
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Some colleges will continue to be test-optional this next year, but others are expected to require the SAT or ACT for college admission. Many schools will still use test scores for merit scholarships. Statistics indicate that the SAT and ACT can count for around 30% of a student’s application for admission. The College Board just recently discontinued the SAT subject tests and the essay portion on the regular SAT so students no longer need to stress about that.
College Direction will have a virtual 2-hour review for the April 13th Colorado state SAT test on Thursday, April 8th and a 2-hour review for the April 17th ACT on Thursday, April 15th. The reviews will be from 7:00 to 9:00 PM MDT. Each review is $95. Our success with online SAT and ACT prep indicates that students are gaining the skills and practice to do well on both the SAT and ACT. Classes are limited in size so it is important to register early. If your student is ready to prepare for the SAT and ACT, text Susie at 303-692-1918 or email susie@collegedirection.org for detailed information. |
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Students need to learn the following to be successful on the SAT & ACT:
1. Become familiar with the SAT and ACT formats
2. Know how to pace themselves throughout each section of both tests
3. Learn specific content on both the SAT and ACT
4. Understand important strategies for each test
5. Gain the mental and physical endurance required for both tests
2. Know how to pace themselves throughout each section of both tests
3. Learn specific content on both the SAT and ACT
4. Understand important strategies for each test
5. Gain the mental and physical endurance required for both tests
College Direction's SAT & ACT Test Prep
1. College Direction offers a number of different test prep options. Courses are usually six weeks in length. Some are just a 2 hour review. Right now all classes and tutoring are virtual due to Covid-19. Most classes are 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 hours long. Tutoring is scheduled at your convenience. Classes are limited to 8 students.
2. College Direction's test prep is affordable and effective. College Direction's SAT and ACT courses are reasonably priced. Tutoring is available for $90 an hour. You do not need to spend $1000+ for good test prep. Students consistently raise their scores after or six-week course or one-on-one tutoring.
3. College Direction offers expert, experienced teaching, not just high scoring instructors. Many courses have new, inexperienced teachers who change every year. Susie Watts is an educational consultant who has prepared students for the SAT and ACT tests for more than 30 years. She knows how to help students improve their scores.
4. College Direction's SAT and ACT classes help students gain confidence and reduce test anxiety. Students are often stronger academically than their test scores indicate. Familiarity and practice on real tests from the College Board and ACT help students gain confidence. They learn how to pace themselves and how to deal with test anxiety.
5. College Direction's SAT and ACT classes and tutoring can help students improve their scores. Students receive a comprehensive guide to both the SAT and ACT test. They also learn important time savers and short cuts. College Direction introduces students to proven test-taking techniques. They learn how to test their best under pressure.
2. College Direction's test prep is affordable and effective. College Direction's SAT and ACT courses are reasonably priced. Tutoring is available for $90 an hour. You do not need to spend $1000+ for good test prep. Students consistently raise their scores after or six-week course or one-on-one tutoring.
3. College Direction offers expert, experienced teaching, not just high scoring instructors. Many courses have new, inexperienced teachers who change every year. Susie Watts is an educational consultant who has prepared students for the SAT and ACT tests for more than 30 years. She knows how to help students improve their scores.
4. College Direction's SAT and ACT classes help students gain confidence and reduce test anxiety. Students are often stronger academically than their test scores indicate. Familiarity and practice on real tests from the College Board and ACT help students gain confidence. They learn how to pace themselves and how to deal with test anxiety.
5. College Direction's SAT and ACT classes and tutoring can help students improve their scores. Students receive a comprehensive guide to both the SAT and ACT test. They also learn important time savers and short cuts. College Direction introduces students to proven test-taking techniques. They learn how to test their best under pressure.
Personal Reviews From Recent Students and Parents
"Sam usually has difficulties with standardized tests, but your test prep course gave him a big boost in confidence when he took the SAT and ACT. He improved his scores and felt your course made a big difference.” "Just wanted you to know that your SAT tutoring helped Jack to improve his score enough to qualify for a $18,000 merit scholarship at his first choice college." Mark P., Parent of a Castle View High School Student I learned a lot about taking the SAT and ACT and especially how to pace myself. The strategies you taught were really helpful and I could have have improved my scores without them.” Josh M., High School Student at Regis Jesuit High School |
“After your first two sessions, Emma praised your knowledge and how well you relate the subject to her. Thank you for the confidence you are giving her.” Matthew F., Parent of a Vail Mountain School Studentur kno ”My daughter could not have done this without you. She brought her ACT score up from a 28 to a 30. That qualifies her for additional merit scholarships which will be a help and make her first choice college a possibility.” -Leslie B., Parent of a Denver East High School Student |