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SAT Math, 700 to 800.

Shortcuts, tricks and Desmos methods for students who want the top Math score. Nothing else.

Is this right for you?

This is for you if

  • You want a 700 to 800 on the Math section
  • You already handle Algebra 2 content
  • You lose points to time pressure and small errors
  • You want faster methods, not a full review

This is not for you if

  • You need Reading and Writing help
  • You are learning algebra from scratch
  • You want general prep for every section
  • You want to review basics before moving up

Fewer steps. Same correct answer.

At 700 and above, the questions you miss are rarely about what you do not know. They cost time, and time runs out in the hard module. The method here replaces long algebra with faster routes.

  • Desmos methods that solve equations, systems and word problems by graphing
  • Plugging in answer choices when algebra is slower
  • Structure tricks that turn multi-step problems into one line

Example

Solve (x + 1)² = 3x + 7

Type each side into Desmos as its own line. The two graphs cross atx = 3 and x = -2. No expanding, no factoring.

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Programs and prices

Group classes

The same shortcuts in a small cohort, at a lower price.

$55per student, per class
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Recorded course

The full method on video, at your own pace.

$199one-time payment
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Free tools

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Questions students ask

Do you teach Reading and Writing?

No. The SAT Teacher is SAT Math only. Focusing on one section is what allows deep, specific methods instead of general advice.

What Math score do I need to start?

You do not need a specific score, but you should already be comfortable with Algebra 2 content. These classes teach speed and shortcuts. They do not teach math from scratch.

What do you mean by tricks and shortcuts?

Faster ways to reach the answer on the digital SAT: using the built-in Desmos calculator to solve equations, plugging in answer choices, and recognizing structures that skip pages of algebra. They are legitimate methods that rely on real math.

What is the difference between private and group classes?

Private classes are built around your own mistakes and pace. Group classes teach the same shortcuts to a small cohort at a lower price per student.

Do you guarantee a score?

No. Nobody honestly can. You get a clear diagnosis of where you lose points and a plan aimed at exactly those question types.

Does the course replace classes?

The recorded course teaches the full method on your own schedule. Classes add live feedback on your own errors. Many students start with the course and add classes later.

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