SAT

I tutor students to help them raise their scores efficiently.  

I run a free clinic open to all at the Hopkinton Public Library Teen Room every Friday from 3:15 pm to 4:15 pm. I tutor, proctor sections, and provide targeted practice materials and advice.

I offer private tutoring too. Contact me for private 1-on-1 tutoring.

I also developed an SAT question tool. Unlike other question banks, mine is student-friendly, and it is comprised completely of past SAT test questions.

Coming Soon: I will be adding more math questions and a grammar section.

Why Did I Build My Own SAT Tool?

After being frustrated with online practice materials that weren’t real SAT questions and by the quality of question databases that did have real SAT questions, I decided to create my tool.

Why Use My Tool?

I created this tool for the students I was tutoring. I designed it with students in mind. Unlike other tools, specific questions can be found by their skill. Questions aren’t categorized in an abstract manner.

Quick Tips

  • Practice regularly: Consistent practice weekly is more effective than crammed practice a few days before test day.
  • Maintain a mistakes log: Carefully review the questions you answered incorrectly. Write down the question and what led you to you make your mistake.
  • Use a timer: The SAT is a timed exam, so always practice under time to get used to pacing.
  • Focus on your weaknesses: Identify your weaker sections and prioritize studying those areas. Don’t study the material you are already confident on.