Program · SAT & PSAT

One unified course. Two tests, mastered together.

A 16-week immersive program for 8th–11th graders that prepares students for the SAT from day one — and turns the PSAT into the easy version of the test they're already trained for.

The Trap Lab inside the Digital SAT Quadratics lesson: a checklist of the specific mistakes that produce each wrong answer choice.
Module 14 of the Quadratics lesson. Every distractor on the Digital SAT is a mistake somebody predicted — so we teach the mistakes by name.

Our approach

Train for the harder test. The easier one takes care of itself.

The PSAT and SAT share the same digital, adaptive structure, the same content domain, and the same question style. The PSAT is, by design, a slightly shorter and slightly less difficult version of the SAT. Most prep programs treat them as separate courses. We don't.

If a student prepares for the SAT from the start, the PSAT becomes the easier version of a test they've already mastered. That's the founder's pedagogy, drawn directly from his own academic path: when you train deliberately for the higher standard, the lower one becomes routine. A student who walks into the PSAT having spent months working SAT-level questions does not need a separate "PSAT prep" cycle — they need confidence and rest.

So we offer one course, regardless of grade — the same curriculum, calibrated by the instructor to each student's level. An 8th grader lays foundations toward a 1500+ SAT; a 10th grader builds toward a National Merit-qualifying PSAT and an elite SAT in 11th grade; an 11th grader finalizes both.

The students who score the highest on the PSAT are not the students who studied for the PSAT. They are the students who were already preparing for the SAT.

At a glance

What's included in every SAT & PSAT cohort.

16Week course
18–20Live lessons
30+Full-length exams
10Proctored exams
10,000+Practice questions
12 moPortal access
$1,799Tuition

Tuition is $1,799 for the complete course. Taking both the SAT & PSAT and the ACT courses is $2,699, because the second is half price, and tuition can also be paid in three monthly installments — full detail on the tuition page.

What's inside

Seven components, engineered to work as one program.

This isn't a course package, a set of recorded lectures, or a study app. It is an integrated 12-month system — instruction, practice, full-length testing, and analytics — under one curriculum.

1

16 weeks of live, immersive instruction

18–20 lessons taught live online, with in-person classes in DFW coming soon. Small cohorts. Direct feedback. Ten of those weeks include proctored online practice exams woven into the curriculum.

2

12 months of full study-portal access

One year of access to the Tejas Test Prep study portal — online practice tests, the question bank, learning modules, actionable analytics, scheduling, and direct instructor messaging. Practice doesn't stop when the cohort ends.

3

30 full-length SAT & PSAT exams

Ten administered in a structured, proctored, timed setting. Twenty more available as self-proctored exams the student can take at their own readiness. PSAT-style practice exams are included for 11th-grade National Merit preparation.

4

Granular analytics on every full-length

After each exam, students receive a section-level and skill-level breakdown — which question types lost points, which strategies need refinement, which strengths to leverage. Weak spots become next week's curriculum.

5

Hundreds of learning modules

Authored by Dr. Karnati and a team of fellow perfect scorers, organized by skill and difficulty. Every module is paired with worked examples, the underlying strategy, and a checkpoint to verify mastery before moving on.

6

A 10,000+ question practice bank

Realistic SAT and PSAT questions calibrated to the current Digital format — not stale items recycled from older versions of the test. Filtered by section, skill, and difficulty so students drill exactly where they need it most.

7

Official College Board material, decoded

College Board released exams (both SAT and PSAT) are included with full written explanations for every question. Students learn the official answer and the transferable strategy that produced it.

Look inside the lessons

Every type of lesson, in both halves of the test.

Reading and Writing and Math lessons share one design: a short diagnostic, a module for each skill, worked examples, interactive tools and practice with full explanations.

Digital SAT Reading and Writing lesson on Command of Evidence: a demo with a two-variable data table and a passage whose claim students test against the table.
Reading & WritingCommand of Evidence: reading data tablesStudents learn a repeatable routine: find the right row and column, then test each claim against the cell that proves it.
Digital SAT transitions lesson: a passage with a blank, buttons for each type of relationship, and the question below.
Reading & WritingTransitions: the substitution testAn interactive drill: name the relationship between the two sentences, pick the shade of cause and effect, then try each answer in the blank.
Digital SAT quadratics lesson showing two worked examples of completing the square, step by step.
Math · Advanced MathWorked examples, every step shownHere, completing the square: each step is written out, including the one that catches most students.
Digital SAT statistics lesson with an interactive box plot explorer comparing delivery times for two routes.
Math · Data AnalysisInteractive tools that make data visualA box plot explorer for comparing medians and spread. Students toggle labels and see the statistics change.
Digital SAT circles lesson: a diagnostic question answered correctly with the full solution and the trap explained.
Math · GeometryPractice with instant, complete solutionsEach question offers a hint and a full solution that explains why every wrong answer is wrong and names the trap.

Real screens from the Digital SAT course, not mockups. Every lesson includes a diagnostic, teaching modules, mixed practice and a mastery challenge.

Calibrated by grade

One course. Four entry points.

The same curriculum meets your student where they are — and projects forward to where they're going.

— 8th grade

Foundations & familiarity

Build the habits — pacing, vocabulary, math fluency, deliberate practice — that will compound across every standardized test for the next five years. The PSAT 8/9 becomes the first low-stakes proving ground.

— 9th grade

Routine over anxiety

The test stops being unfamiliar. By the end of 9th grade, students are scoring at SAT-relevant levels and the PSAT 9 is comfortable, not nerve-wracking.

— 10th grade

Calibration year

The PSAT 10 produces a meaningful baseline. Students leave 10th grade with a precise gap analysis and a plan for the National Merit-qualifying NMSQT in October of 11th grade.

— 11th grade

National Merit + SAT

October PSAT/NMSQT engineered for Commended, Semifinalist, and Finalist brackets — followed by an SAT cycle calibrated to a 1500+. Both, on the same continuous curriculum.

Delivery

Live online now. In person soon.

Every cohort is taught live online today. In-person classes in the DFW metroplex are coming soon, with the same instructor-led curriculum.

In-person SAT and PSAT class taught at the front of a DFW classroom

In-person across DFW Coming soon

Small in-person cohorts at a dedicated learning location in the metroplex are coming soon. They will suit students who concentrate better with structure, in-room instruction and peer presence.

Students attending a live virtual SAT and PSAT cohort on their laptops

Live virtual cohorts

Live, interactive virtual lessons — not recorded video. Ideal for students balancing demanding coursework, athletics, or out-of-DFW commitments who still need real-time instruction.

Inside a typical week

What a student's week looks like.

The cadence is intentional — every week pairs new instruction, targeted practice, and a feedback loop.

— Day 1–2

Live lesson

A 90–120 minute live class introduces new content, walks the strategy, and works examples in real time.

— Day 3–4

Targeted practice

Modules and question-bank drills calibrated to that week's content. Students log time, accuracy, and trouble spots.

— Day 5

Office hours

Optional small-group review where students bring specific questions, missed problems, and strategy clarifications.

— Day 6–7

Full-length or section exam

Either a proctored or self-proctored exam, followed by an analytics review that drives the next week's plan.

Reserve a seat in the next SAT & PSAT cohort.

Cohorts are intentionally limited. Tell us your student's grade and goals — we'll calibrate the right starting point.

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