
You don't have to be a “math person” or a natural test-taker to get a top SAT score, but you do have to know how the test works.
Top scores don't come from memorizing every formula or doing endless practice tests. They come from knowing exactly what each question is testing and the fastest way to answer it, including with the Desmos calculator most students ignore.
I'm an engineer with two engineering degrees and a 4.00 GPA, and I've taught 500+ students. I have seen an increase on an SAT score by as much as 190 points. I've turned the approach into a step-by-step system for a student.
The SAT is a lot. Algebra. Advanced math. Geometry. Data analysis. Seven Reading question types. Seven Writing rules. A Desmos calculator most students never learn. All of it under a clock, on an adaptive test that gets harder as your student does well.
Most students who plateau are making the same few mistakes over and over, and nobody has pointed them out yet.
This session changes that. In one hour I go through a student's work, find the exact question types and habits costing them points, and hand you a written plan for what to practice next.
You don't have to guess what's going wrong. One hour with me and you'll know.

✔️ MIT, Yale, and Stanford all require the SAT or ACT again.
✔️ A strong score is one of the few parts of an application you can still move in a couple of months.
✔️ Full scholarships worth thousands of dollars require certain SAT thresholds.

Get results by treating the SAT like an engineering problem: find exactly where the points are lost, fix the process, and drill it until it's automatic.
✔️ Two engineering degrees, in Industrial Engineering and Computer Science, with a 4.00 GPA in both
✔️ Summa Cum Laude and Valedictorian
✔️ Working software engineer with a Six Sigma Green Belt: finding where a process breaks down is my day job
✔️ 500+ students taught, including four weekly review sessions as a university Instruction Leader
✔️ 99% Percentile SAT Math Scorer


1) Before the call: Send a recent practice test or question type that you struggle on.
2) During the call: We find the specific question types and habits costing the most points.
3) After the call: A follow-up with exactly what to practice next and in what order.
How are sessions held? Live over video, one hour each. We share our screen, practice tests and the Desmos calculator.
When do we schedule? During checkout you pick your first time on my calendar. We book the rest together around your student's test date.
What if we need to reschedule? Give 24 hours' notice and we'll move it.
Which sections do I teach? All of them: Math, Desmos, Reading and Writing. We spend the time wherever your student is losing the most points.
After teaching 500+ students, I know how stressful it is to wonder whether your studying the right things, whether the score will move in time, and whether it will be enough for the schools on their list.
In one hour we find where the points are going and what to do about it. By the time we're done, you won't have to wonder. You will know how to approach every question on the SAT and walk into the test ready.
