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Private SAT tutoring, 3 levels.

1:1 SAT prep built around exactly what your child's score is missing.

Most prep companies teach the test. We teach the test and tell you the truth about where your child's score is breaking down. Private tutoring starts with a diagnostic, then every session targets exactly what your child needs, not a general curriculum applied to everyone. Bell Curves private tutoring students gain an average of 130 points on the SAT.

Private 1:1

Tutor

$850

Talk to an Advisor
$85/hr
Starting rate
10 or 15
Hour packages
130 pts
Avg. SAT increase

How Tutoring Works

Three steps from request to results.

1

Tell Us About Your Child

Fill out the form. An advisor follows up within one business day to talk through your child's goals, timeline, and which tutor level fits.

2

Get Matched

We match your child with a SAT-experienced instructor at the right level. Sessions are scheduled around your calendar.

3

Start Preparing

Sessions start with a diagnostic and build from there. Every session targets what your child actually needs. The score moves because the work is focused.

Why private tutoring

The most targeted SAT prep we offer.

Matched to Your Child's Score

Every student starts with a diagnostic. Sessions are built around what your child's SAT score actually needs, not a fixed curriculum handed to every student.

The Right Tutor for Where Your Child Is

Three tutor levels, priced by experience. A student already targeting 1500+, where the tutor's own experience matters most, benefits from the more experienced levels. Not sure which fits? Talk to an advisor.

Flexible Scheduling

Sessions are built around your family's calendar and needs, in whatever setting works best for your child. Start when your child is ready, not when the next class begins.

Not sure which level fits? Talk to an advisor →

Instructors who know this test.

Dr. Marlene

Dr. Marlene

Lead Instructor

Originally from Germany, Marlene started tutoring younger students while still in high school and continued through a PhD in U.S. History and Foreign Policy from the Free University of Berlin. She prepares students for the SAT, SHSAT, and ISEE, as well as AP History and ELA courses. Students consistently value her approachable manner, patience, and humor.

Justin D.

Justin D.

Instructor

A Computer Science student at NYU and proud Bronx Science alumnus, Justin brings 5+ years of tutoring experience and a genuine passion for the moment a student truly clicks with the material. His warm, approachable teaching style turns complex content into approachable problems. His commitment to real understanding shapes everything about how he teaches.

Deborah M.

Deborah M.

Tutor

I am a student at Columbia University, pursuing a degree in Astrophysics. In my first year in college, I served in my hall council, joined the Physics Scholars Program, won many awards in competitive dance, and started a tutoring service that is currently thriving. I have no plans of slowing down because a few years from now, I will become the first African American woman on the moon and own a space research center.

Common questions

What people ask before they enroll.

The three levels reflect the tutor's experience, not the material covered. A student just starting prep often does well with a Tutor. A student already scoring high, where small gains take real skill to unlock, usually benefits more from a Senior or Expert Tutor. Expert Tutors have 10 to 20 years of experience and work with students targeting the highest score ranges. Not sure which fits your child? Talk to an advisor.

Ready to get matched with an SAT tutor?

Fill out the form and an advisor will follow up within one business day.