SAT Tutoring in Fresno (California)
With the SAT being a potentially important step for high school students looking to demonstrate their test-taking skills to admissions committees, and its status as the most widely taken standardized test in the world, students may find themselves looking for private tutoring to ensure that they have individualized guidance to help them with the process of learning the material covered on the exam. Students have been using Manhattan Review for private tutoring on a wide variety of standardized tests since 1999, and Manhattan Review is the best resource in the Fresno area for students that are looking to receive private tutoring and other standardized test prep options for the SAT. Manhattan Review's private tutors can either be utilized individually, or in combination with the group courses and practice exams that Manhattan Review also offers as part of convenient packages for students looking for preparation assistance with the process of SAT study.
Students who work with Manhattan Review have access to a wide variety of benefits that allow them to get the most out of their course of study. Manhattan Review's instructors have many years of experience with helping high school students in and out of Fresno with the process of preparing for the SAT, and the curriculums and practice exams Manhattan Review provides are updated on an annual basis to ensure that they are able to accurately reflect the most recent formatting and content of the SAT. Manhattan Review's private tutors can work with their students either online or in-person depending on what they think would be best for their course of study, an option that is also available for the group courses that Manhattan Review offers. Manhattan Review's private tutors also offer their students the ability to customize their lesson plan as they see fit to ensure the best possible coverage of their strengths and weaknesses.
High school students in the Fresno area who have used Manhattan Review for the process of preparing themselves for the SAT exam have managed to take advantage of the benefits and study guidance that Manhattan Review offers to ensure that they are able to develop a stronger understanding of the material covered on the exam and subsequently earn a higher score. Students have used the guidance Manhattan Review has provided them and their subsequently higher scores to get into schools in the Fresno area such as University of California, Fresno and schools outside of the Fresno area such as Harvard, Yale, Stanford, UCLA, Kenyon, Bates, Penn State, University of Chicago, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Oxford, Cambridge, and many others. Call or email one of Manhattan Review's academic program advisors today to learn more about the options that Manhattan Review can provide for the process of SAT exam preparations.
SAT Private Tutoring
Hours package 12 to 48 hours, Personalized 1-on-1 Tutoring, In Person or Live Online
Fresno
Hours package
Online
Hours package
SAT Private Course
12 hours in total, Personalized 1-on-1 Course, In Person or Live Online
Fresno
$1,590.00
Online
$1,590.00
Funny, made things clear and related things to real life. The SAT / ACT course was very helpful, I don’t think I would’ve improved my reading skills without it. This course also gave me strategies to break down a reading. I got a feel for the SAT and had practice in areas I struggled in.
- Niaema Fox (This student took our SAT preparation course)
Meet a Fresno SAT Tutor: Louis D.
Louis D. grew up in the New York City area and attended Penn State before deciding to move to Fresno once his education had been completed. He now helps students in the Fresno area with preparation for standardized tests such as the SAT and ACT, including as both a group course instructor and a private tutor for Manhattan Review.
Louis' methods for teaching students for exams such as the SAT are designed to be adjusted depending on whether the student chooses to work with him either in-person or online, and depending on the strengths and weaknesses of the student. When he is not helping students to learn the material on their standardized tests, Louis likes to visit his family in various parts of the world.