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One flat fee. Everything your student needs.
No upsells, no surprise add-ons. Here’s exactly what comes with a Karns & Noble program—and how the formats compare.

THE ESSENTIALS
What every student walks away with.
Certified ELA teachers
Every class is taught by Rachel Karns or Christine Noble—veteran English teachers, not a test-prep mill.
Princeton Review Digital
The current-edition textbook is included for every student, matched to the digital, adaptive SAT. No extra purchase.
Four focused 2-hour sessions
Eight hours of strategic instruction—enough to move the needle without burning students out on busywork.
Grammar & mechanics, every time
Each session folds in the punctuation and grammar rules the Reading & Writing section rewards most.
A strategy for every question type
Main idea, evidence, vocabulary-in-context, rhetorical synthesis—students learn how the test thinks.
Diagnostic + progress check-ins
We start with a baseline and track growth, so improvement is something you can actually see.
A real, interactive classroom
Whether online (max 10) or in person (max 8), classes are live and interactive—never a pre-recorded video.
Small-group attention
Caps are low on purpose. Teachers learn how each student thinks and adjust accordingly.
Scholarships when cost is a barrier
Donation-funded seats mean a student’s prep doesn’t have to depend on a family’s budget.
COMPARE FORMATS
Which program fits your student?
Feature | Group Classes | One-on-One | Pre-test Session |
|---|---|---|---|
Live, certified ELA teacher | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Princeton Review Digital 2026 | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Four 2-hour sessions | ✔ | ✔ | ‒ |
Plan customized to one student | ‒ | ✔ | ‒ |
Best for a tight timeline | ‒ | ✔ | ‒ |
Requires a completed course | ‒ | ‒ | ✔ |
NO SURPRISES
Everything in, one honest price.
Pick the format that fits and we’ll handle the rest—materials included.
