January–April 2027
Sixteen weeks · exact dates confirmed soon
Enrolling nowSchedule
Cohort calendar & sample syllabus.
The SAT & PSAT and ACT terms now taking enrolments, plus a complete week-by-week walkthrough of the 16-week curriculum so you know exactly what's covered before you enroll.
Upcoming cohorts
Three terms a year.
From 2027 the calendar runs in three four-month blocks — January to April, May to August, and September to December. Each block carries a 16-week course, with the in-person and live virtual sections running in parallel. Exact start dates are confirmed roughly three months ahead. Seats are intentionally limited.
January–April 2027
Sixteen weeks · exact dates confirmed soon
Enrolling nowMay–August 2027
Sixteen weeks · dates posted ahead of the term
Waitlist openMay–August 2027
Sixteen weeks · dates posted ahead of the term
Waitlist openSeptember–December 2027
Sixteen weeks · dates posted ahead of the term
Waitlist openSeptember–December 2027
Sixteen weeks · dates posted ahead of the term
Waitlist openNeed a term that is not listed, or want to be told the moment dates are set? Inquire — we accommodate mid-cohort onboarding case-by-case.
Sample syllabus
A full 16-week walkthrough.
18–20Live sessions
10Proctored exams
20Self-proctored exams
16Weeks
This is the SAT & PSAT cohort syllabus. The ACT cohort follows the same cadence with content swapped to the four ACT sections. Specific dates and weekly emphasis are adjusted per cohort. The twenty self-proctored full-length exams sit in the portal throughout and can be taken at any point; the ten below are the proctored, timed administrations built into the cadence.
1Week
Orientation & baseline diagnostic
Program orientation, portal walkthrough, instructor introductions. Students sit a full-length proctored diagnostic exam to establish the precise starting baseline and per-skill heatmap.
2Week
Reading & Writing — Information & Ideas
The first of four R&W content modules. Main idea, command of evidence, and inference question types. Strategy frameworks for the most common Reading & Writing trap patterns.
3Week
Reading & Writing — Craft & Structure
Vocabulary in context, text structure and purpose, cross-text connections. The question types where careless errors most commonly cost upper-bracket students 30–60 points.
4Week
Math — Algebra fundamentals
Linear equations, systems, inequalities. Pacing strategy for the Math section. Friday: full-length proctored exam #2 — first measurable progress checkpoint.
5Week
Reading & Writing — Expression of Ideas
Rhetorical synthesis, transitions, and the boundaries between style and substance. The questions that most reward strategy over content knowledge.
6Week
Reading & Writing — Standard English Conventions
Grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure. Drilled until automatic. Students leave this week answering Standard English Conventions questions in under 30 seconds each.
7Week
Math — Advanced Algebra & Functions
Quadratics, exponential functions, polynomials, function notation. Question identification — which questions to attempt first, which to flag and return to.
8Week
Math — Problem Solving & Data Analysis
Ratios, percentages, units, statistical reasoning. Friday: full-length proctored exam #3 — second progress checkpoint with comparative analytics against weeks 1 and 4.
9Week
Mid-program review & strategy recalibration
Personal review of progress to date with the instructor. Weak-spot remediation plan for the back half of the cohort. Students leave this week knowing exactly which question types and which content areas will move their score most over the next eight weeks.
10Week
Math — Geometry & Trigonometry
Coordinate geometry, triangles, circles, and the trigonometry the Digital SAT actually tests. Often the lowest-effort, highest-ROI math content for upper-bracket students.
11Week
Cross-section pacing & endurance
Full-test pacing strategy, fatigue management, mental discipline drills. The skills that turn a strong content student into a strong test-day student.
12Week
Analytics deep-dive
Friday: full-length proctored exam #4 — the most important measurement of the cohort. Students review the analytics with the instructor and finalize the plan for the final four weeks.
13Week
Targeted weak-spot remediation
Curriculum is personalized this week — each student works on their three highest-leverage weak spots from the most recent full-length, with custom drills assigned by the instructor.
14Week
Final benchmark
Last full-length before official test day. Identical timing and conditions to the actual exam. The "dress rehearsal" — and a reliable predictor of test-day performance.
15Week
Test-day strategy & mental preparation
Final pacing tactics, calculator policies, ID requirements, food/sleep/morning-of routine. The week is intentionally light on new content so students are rested entering test week.
16Week
Test week — taper, not cram
One light strategy session early in the week. Office hours open daily for last-minute questions. Students enter the test rested, calibrated, and ready. Cohort celebration after scores are released.
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