We Improve Students’ SAT Scores and
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in College Costs
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Wait… $18,000 Really?!
Yes. $18,000. And it’s 100% possible—if your child can unlock their SAT score.
I know because I’ve done it. Thanks to Bright Futures, I’ve watched my tuition disappear while my friends drown in debt.
No FAFSA. No essays. Just four requirements:
- Service/work hours (easy)
- Course load (easy)
- GPA (easy)
- The SAT (this is where dreams get stuck)
And guess which one we fix?
Why the SAT Kills Perfect Applications
In High School, I watched kids with perfect GPAs hit the same wall: the SAT doesn’t care how smart you are—it tests how well you can think.
For example:
- You know the mean is the sum of numbers divided by the count.
- But can you reverse it? “If the mean is 20 for 5 numbers, what’s the total sum?”
The SAT is full of these “backwards” questions—in math and reading. To crack it, your child needs a new strategy.
Boost Their SAT Score = Earn Them $18,000+
Yes, it’s that simple… So help them get their studying started at zero cost!
Don’t Take Our Word For it, Take Theirs…
The 3 Reasons
Your Child Doesn’t Have a 1400+ SAT Score Yet…
1. No Direction
(What to study)
Most students study things they already know well because it feels comfortable.
It’s really hard to study our weaknesses, even when we know it will help us grow the most.
Learning to handle the discomfort of not knowing and feeling like we’re not good enough is a skill we all need to learn new things.
2. No Efficiency
(How to study)
Studying in the wrong way is incredibly common.
Techniques like re-reading, re-writing, and re-listening are often taught in schools, but all of these methods are ineffective.
Research over the past 20 years has been incredibly clear: to learn effectively, you need to retrieve, space, and interleave your practice.
Most students neglect these strategies and then wonder why, even after studying for 5+ hours a day, they see no improvement.
3. No Consistency
(How much to study)
And, of course, as with any goal, consistency is key to success.
A student could follow all the other principles to the letter, but without consistent practice, they will not improve.
Improving your SAT score is just like pushing a boulder through a mountain—it requires diligence and consistency.
How to avoid these mistakes
Make sure that you never procrastinate, do all the research available within learning science and cognitive psychology, and know exactly what and when to study.
Unfortunately, avoiding these mistakes without prior mastery of the material is quite complicated. Which is why when it comes to improving their SAT score, being led by an expert in the subject is extremely beneficial.
At A3 Tutors we push students to confront their weaknesses, keep them consistent through regular lessons, and provide optimal science-backed learning techniques (we’re nerds about this).
In short, we do all the hard work, just so that all your child just has to worry about is showing up.
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