I brought the 14-Day SAT Rescue plan, and I found it to be very effective. Unlike a lengthy book/curriculum, this course is a structured plan that outlines what to do each day leading up to the test. What I really liked is how it kept me organized and focused. The plan helped me consistently find and drill my weaknesses, where I lost most of the points. It also worked well for keeping me on track, and I didn’t have to wonder “what should I study today?” because everything was clearly laid out. Even though it was short, it was very intense and provided the right mix of review, practice, and strategy. I felt more confident going into the SAT, and I think it’s a great course for students who need a clear game plan with two weeks or less going into the SATs. Overall, I'd recommend this 14-Day Plan to anyone preparing for the SAT. It’s efficient, practical, and helps you make the most of your time.

’Twas the night before SAT, and all through the house, No student was sleeping, just clicking a mouse. The prep books were stacked on the desk with great care, In hopes that a 1600 soon would be there. Good luck tomorrow on the test!

my sat is tommorow and im studying hard but its only been like a week of studying due to lack of time, hoping to get in the 1300s any tips on how to achieve a high score

will probably push it to 700+ tomorrow

it is SAT eve eve. and so since many of you will probably dip at approximately 12:00 PM August 23, i wanted to ask this now. i’m looking to collect honest stories from people who’ve gone through the 14-Day SAT Rescue Plan. here’s the deal: - share your genuine experience and results (the good, the bad, the ugly, whatever). - i’ll give you $15 as a thank-you for your time. - no pressure to hype it up — I just want your real perspective. if you’re down, drop your experience here (or DM me). NOTE: in order to qualify for this, you must have actually PURCHASED the program (or been one of my giveaway people from earlier) and gone through at LEAST 7 days of the program. I can also SEE myself whether you've gone through it or not (Skool shows me), so just don't lie mm'kay. this way future students can see what it’s really like, straight from people who’ve actually done it. 🙌