If you’re taking the October SAT, I’m running a 3-week SAT Math Intensive leading all the way up to test day. We’ll meet twice per week: 📅 Tuesdays + Thursdays ⏰ 6:00–7:00 PM Eastern Here’s what we’re covering: Week 1: Practice Test 9 Week 2: Practice Test 10 Week 3: Practice Test 11 We’ll break down the hardest questions, common mistakes, SAT patterns, strategy, and exactly how to approach these problems faster and more accurately. The full 3-week cohort is $247. But here’s the most important part: 🔥 YOUR FIRST CLASS IS COMPLETELY FREE. You can hop into tonight’s class, see exactly how the program works, learn with us for the full hour, and make sure you actually like it before paying anything. If you love the class and want to continue through the October SAT, it’s just $247 to enroll for the rest of the cohort. 👉 Claim your free first class here: https://offer.e-ztutoring.com/ If October is your SAT, don’t wait until the last week to start fixing the mistakes costing you points. 🚀

Starting now, our Friday Live SAT Classes will be exclusively available to active E-Z Tutoring students and Premium members. If you're currently an active E-Z Tutoring student, you'll receive Premium access at no additional cost. 🎉 Not currently a student? You can upgrade to Premium for $25/month to get: ✅ Weekly Friday Live SAT Classes ✅ Full access to all class replays The community itself will remain completely FREE, so you'll still have access to our free resources, courses, discussions, and SAT updates. We're making this change so we can continue making the Friday classes more structured, valuable, and consistent for the students who want ongoing SAT support. Premium is $25/month and you can cancel anytime. See you tonight! 🔥

August SAT crew, check in below 👇 How did it go? Was Math or Reading & Writing harder than expected? Anything catch you completely off guard? How are you feeling about your score? Drop your experience below. I want to hear how everyone did! 🔥

To all of our students taking the SAT tomorrow, I’m wishing you the absolute best of luck. You have done the studying, completed the practice, and put in the preparation. Your work is finished for today. Starting right now: - Stop studying. - Go outside and get some fresh air. - Relax and stay off Reddit, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and any SAT content that could make you anxious. - Go to sleep early. Tonight is strictly for R&R: rest and recovery. Tomorrow morning, wake up about 20 minutes earlier than necessary. Use that time to take a brisk walk around your neighborhood, get your blood flowing, and help your body wake up. Take a cold shower, then eat a hearty breakfast with whole foods such as eggs and fruit. Avoid caffeine and social media. Walk into that testing center calm and confident. About 30 minutes before the test, you can briefly review a few questions you previously missed in Bluebook to warm up your brain. Do not try to learn anything new. That’s it. Trust your preparation, trust yourself, and go show them what you can do. I hope every single one of you does absolutely amazing tomorrow. Good luck! 💪

I'm excited to announce that every member of the SAT Strategy Lab now has access to our brand-new E-Z Tutoring AI Assistant. 👉 Use it here: https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6a74718a50f88191a489a1fbcab5d5aa-e-z-tutoring-ai-assistant This is NOT your typical AI tutor. I trained it to teach using the exact same method I use during our tutoring sessions. Instead of simply giving you the answer, it will: ✅ Ask you questions to understand your thought process ✅ Help you figure out the problem yourself ✅ Teach the Desmos method first whenever it's the best strategy ✅ Identify recurring weaknesses in your approach ✅ Build your confidence by helping you arrive at the answer on your own The goal isn't just to get today's question right. The goal is to make you a stronger SAT test taker who can solve the next question without help. Best ways to use it: 📸 Paste a screenshot of an SAT question. ✍️ Tell it what you've tried. 🤔 Be honest if you're stuck. 💬 Answer its questions instead of asking for the solution right away. The more you engage with it, the more you'll get out of it. Give it a try