Frequently asked questions
Yes — in many cases, it’s even more effective. Our online sessions use interactive tools like shared whiteboards, real-time document editing, and official SAT practice resources so students stay fully engaged. Lessons are recorded (optional) so students can review them anytime. Parents also save travel time, and students can work from the comfort of home. Our results show that online students see the same average score improvements as our in-person students — often with more scheduling flexibility.
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The best time to start is now, even if the test date seems far away. Early prep means more time to address weaknesses, avoid last-minute stress, and potentially skip multiple retakes. Students who start early often see the biggest score jumps and are better positioned for college admissions and scholarships.