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AUG 31
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Everything families ask before enrolling—about programs, logistics, and cost. Don’t see yours? We’re an email away.
PROGRAMS & CURRICULUM
About the classes.
Which program is right for my student?
Group classes suit self-directed students who like a little peer energy; one-on-one is best for specific gaps or a custom pace; the Pre-Test Add-On is a final tune-up for students who’ve already taken a course. Not sure? Most students start with a group class.
Do you teach Math too, or just Reading & Writing?
We specialize exclusively in the SAT Reading & Writing (ELA) section, where our teachers’ expertise lives. If your student also needs math support, just ask and we’ll point you in the right direction.
How long is each program?
Our core courses are four 2-hour sessions—eight hours of focused instruction. The Pre-Test Add-On is a single 2-hour session.
What materials are included?
Every student receives the Princeton Review Digital 2026 textbook, matched to the digital, adaptive SAT. It’s included in the price.
LOGISTICS
Getting set up.
Do you offer in-person and online classes?
Both. In-person small groups (max 8) meet near Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Virtual groups (max 10) meet live online. One-on-one is offered either way.
What do I need for an online class?
A Google email address to join the live virtual classroom, and please enroll at least a week before the start date so your textbook arrives in time.
What if I’m the only one who signs up for an in-person class?
In-person classes need at least 2 students to run. If yours doesn’t fill, you can move to another in-person date or join a virtual class at no additional charge.
What if my student has to miss a session?
Let us know as early as you can. We’ll help your student catch up on materials and, where schedules allow, sit in on the same session in another cohort.
PRICING & ENROLLMENT
Cost & signing up.
How much do classes cost?
Pricing depends on the format—group, one-on-one, or the pre-test add-on. Each program page lists its flat fee, with materials included and no hidden add-ons.
Do you offer scholarships or financial aid?
Yes. We set aside donation-funded seats each cohort so cost isn’t the reason a student skips prep. If cost is a barrier, reach out—we’ll find a way.
How do I enroll?
Pick a program, choose a date, and enroll online. Prefer to talk it through first? Contact us and a real teacher will help you choose.