What is SAT?

The SAT is a standardized test that is frequently used in the United States for college applications, primarily taken by students in grades 10 through 12. There are several elements in it, such as Reading, Writing and Language, Math (both with and without a calculator), and an optional Essay section. The SAT has a 1600-point scale, with individual scores ranging from 200 to 800 for each component.

Teaching Approach by RLC

Our SAT classes focus on preparing high school students for the material tested on the SAT tests. We focus on Content, test strategies, guided practice, and timed practice. In a typical SAT class, the teacher will use a practice test, to teach the concept behind each question. In each boot camp, there will be a session on each section followed by a mock test and a detailed review session after that.

Few features from the class:

• • Recommended Grade and Score: 10, 11th and 12th graders
  • Suitable for Students with Curent score >1110
  • The potential increase of the current score will be +200 for every boot camp ( 20 Hours)
  • The number of boot camps needed depends on the current score
  • Teacher to student ratio is 1:10
  • 3 tests per boot camp
  • Careful breakdown of all sections: English, Math, Reading
  • Test-taking strategies, content review
  • 1 Timed Mock test at the end of the Prep. (3-4 hours)
  • Guided practice and timed practice
  • The material will be provided electronically