Upcoming Classes & Seminars
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Upcoming SAT Classes
Led by our highly educated and experienced instructors, classes focus on building skills and techniques. Sessions are dynamic and interactive, receiving strong reviews and delivering positive results. Every student is encouraged to participate and contribute to the discussion.
Classes include group instruction, individual review sessions, actual conditions full-length practice tests, option to watch live recorded sessions.
Students must have intake scores from PSAT or actual ACT/SAT tests. If not, a diagnostic test will be required.
For questions regarding test dates, and other related information, please check out this link. You are also welcome to contact us to discuss your particular situation.
SAT-082226 ☀️
Classes: Jul 20 - Aug 20, 2026
Mondays at 6pm, Tuesdays at 6pm, Wednesdays at 6pm .
Test Date: Aug 22, 2026
Regular Tuition: $1,525+ new student registration
Early Bird Tuition: $1425+ new student registration (if paid by Jun 20, 2026)
Advance Tuition: $1400+ new student registration (if paid by May 20, 2026)
Classes offered at our South Hills Office
SAT-100326-NMSQT
Classes: Aug 2 - Sep 27, 2026
Sundays at 10:45am, Thursdays at 6pm
Sundays only after August 23rd at 9am
Test Date: Oct 3, 2026
Regular Tuition: $1,675+ new student registration
Early Bird Tuition: $1575+ new student registration (if paid by Jul 2, 2026)
Advance Tuition: $1525+ new student registration (if paid by Jun 2, 2026)
Classes offered at our South Hills Office
College Essay Workshops
As college essay mentors, we guide students in uncovering and shaping their unique narratives. Through thought-provoking questions and exercises, we help them reflect deeply on their experiences and aspirations. Our goal is to equip students with the skills to articulate not just what they have done, but why it matters—crafting essays that authentically reflect their lived experiences, personalities, and values. These workshops are ideal for students who thrive in a collaborative, small-group setting, where they can comfortably exchange ideas, provide feedback, and gain inspiration from their peers and mentors.
Early bird discount if registered by July 10th → $25 off
COLLEGE-ESSAY-WORKSHOP I ☀️
Dates:Aug 10 - Aug 17 (1:1 check-ins on Aug 15-17)
Mon, Wed, Fri (7:15 - 9:15pm)
Price: $750
(allows students to pair this workshop with the app camp above)
Conducted Virtually over Zoom
College Applications Bootcamp
This camp is designed to help students turn their college list into a clear application plan—and start executing it inside the Common App.
Students will:
Build and refine their Activities List
Create a strong academic resume
Draft LOR request emails
Practice mock interviews
Begin completing Common App sections
Outline 1 supplemental essays (Why Us?)
By the end of the camp, students won’t just “understand” the application—they’ll have significant parts of it completed.
Combine with the essay bootcamp to create a strong and consistent application narrative.
Discounts:
Early bird discount if registered by July 10th → $25 off
Bring a friend → You and your friend each receive an additional $25 off
Make real progress. Leave with real work done.
COLLEGE-APPLICATION-I ☀️
Dates: Aug 10 - Aug 14
Monday - Friday 5 - 7pm
Price: $650
(includes readiness check-in before the bootcamp)
Conducted Virtually over Zoom
Reading & Discussion Seminar
(Reading Program for High School Students, Gr 9-10)
A Seminar for Early High School Students
As students move into more advanced coursework, they are expected to engage with increasingly complex material and apply reading and thinking skills more independently across subjects. This seminar is designed as an introduction to that kind of academic engagement. Students work with an instructor to read contemporary, non-fiction articles drawn from the New York Times, Bloomburg, the Economist, and other major new sources on topics such as finance, science/technology, education, law, and culture. Through guided discussion, students learn how to identify key ideas, understand evidence, and speak thoughtfully about unfamiliar topics.
In addition to strengthening academic skills, the seminar exposes students to real-world ideas and systems they may not yet have encountered. This allows students to begin noticing which topics spark curiosity and may be worth exploring further over time. The goal of this seminar is not mastery or decision-making, but comfort: helping students become more confident engaging with complex material while building a foundation for future academic work, standardized testing, and advising conversations.
READING-DISCUSSION-WORKSHOP I ☀️
Classes: Jul 13 - Jul 29
Mondays, Wednesdays 2 - 3:30pm
Price: $600
Essentials of Algebra
Bridge the Gap Between Algebra I and Algebra II – with a Preview of the SAT.
a focused summer refresher that reinforces foundational algebra skills while introducing key concepts from Algebra II. This course provides a smooth transition back into math class and builds confidence ahead of more advanced material.
Students will revisit essential algebraic topics and get an early look at Algebra II concepts, all while practicing with SAT-style questions. While this is not a test prep course, the inclusion of SAT question formats helps students strengthen their problem-solving skills and begin to understand the style and structure of standardized testing.
This class is appropriate for students who are getting ready for Algebra 2
Essentials of Algebra - I ☀️
Classes: July 13 - 24
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1 - 3pm
Price: $600
Essentials of Algebra - II ☀️
Classes: Aug 3 - 14
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1 - 3pm
Price: $600
Me, Myself & Miscellaneous
(Writing Program for High School Students, Gr 10-11)
How to Better Reflect and Write Expressively:
Not all essays have clear-cut answers- especially when the subject is you. Whether it’s a deeply personal reflection or a quirky prompt (think: “What’s so odd about odd numbers?”), many students find themselves unsure of where to begin. Me, Myself, and Miscellaneous is a course designed to guide students through the two trickiest essay challenges: writing about themselves and responding to unconventional questions.
In this course, high schoolers will learn how to write reflectively, think creatively, and express themselves with confidence and clarity. We'll explore how to find meaning in both the everyday and the extraordinary, build comfort with introspection, and tackle unpredictable, thought-provoking prompts. By the end of the course, students will have refined their voice, sharpened their argumentation skills, and become better prepared to reflect before responding to any prompt.
M.M.M - I ☀️
Classes: Jul 14 - Jul 28
Tuesdays, Thursdays 12:00 - 2pm
Price: $600
M.M.M - II☀️
Classes: Aug 3 - Aug 13
Mondays, Wednesday, Thursdays 12 - 1:30pm
Price: $600
Beyond Book Club
(Reading Program For Middle School Students, Gr 6-8)
Beyond Book Club is a one-of-a-kind summer program for middle school students that builds reading comprehension through engaging discussions around books, poems, articles, and short stories. Centered on powerful themes like justice, peace, captivity, and hope, students learn to connect ideas across genres while growing as readers, thinkers, and communicators.
BBC - I ☀️
Classes: June 15 - 29
Monday, Wednesday 3 - 5pm
Price: $350
Town Halls: Information Sessions/ Webinars/ Seminars
Understanding Highly Selective College Admissions
What competitive profiles really look like — and how to build one
Join us for this live parent webinar where we’ll break down:
• How highly selective colleges actually review applications
• What separates qualified from competitive students
• How earlier choices quietly shape later outcomes
February 19th, 2026 at 7pm EDT
“Evan was accepted at almost every school he applied to and was offered financial aid at all those schools. He was offered a full tuition scholarship/honors program at Messiah University which is a fit for him academically athletically and overall. He was looking for a smaller school with a good community feel. While this school and a number of other he applied to are not among the most highly selective, I think his improved SAT score (790 math, 780 reading) was a big factor in getting financial aid offers and especially this full tuition offer. He did also have to interview in person so I guess that went well 😊”