SAT Tutoring in Princeton (New Jersey)
The 2016 version of the SAT is a much-improved assessment in its relevance to college courses, enhanced scoring, and sectional structure. Top scores on the new SAT require instruction that is both experienced and thoroughly versed in the changes to the test. Manhattan Review in Princeton offers cutting-edge preparation options for the 2016 SAT, including on-site prep courses, online prep courses, and private tutoring. Our course syllabi and private tutoring plans have been extensively updated, and we have adapted to the new SAT without sacrificing the innovative and proven pedagogical techniques that have made Manhattan Review a leading standardized test prep company. Founded in 1999 by a business school professor, Manhattan Review has steadily grown via unique and accessible approaches to test prep that have consistently gotten results for aspiring undergraduate and graduate students around the world. Contact us as soon as possible to learn more about why we are the most effective and practical SAT prep resource in the Princeton area.
Thousands of Manhattan Review's SAT students have been accepted to the best universities in the United States, and we therefore know what it takes to make the cut. We have learned a great deal about the SAT standards of American universities over our many years as professional test prep educators, and we have seen that admissions requirements have grown more stringent in the past ten years. Middle 50% SAT scores of students who matriculated at UC Berkeley in 2006 were 580-710 Critical Reading, 620-740 Math, and 590-710 Writing. By 2015, Berkeley's middle 50% scores had grown to 610-730 Critical Reading (a 30-point increase in 25th percentile scores and a 20-point increase in 75th percentile scores), 640-770 Math (20 and 30 points higher), and 620-750 Writing (30 and 40). A similar pattern can be seen at Brown University, where middle 50% SAT scores increased from 670-760 Critical Reading, 680-770 Math, and 650-760 Writing in 2006 to respective scores of 680-780, 690-780, and 690-780 in 2015.
Available statistics clearly show that college admissions and standardized test scores have become much more competitive. Manhattan Review's SAT private tutoring and SAT prep courses give our students the edge they need to stand out from the competition and get accepted to the most selective schools in the United States, including Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Stanford, UC Berkeley, Brown, Dartmouth, Georgetown, and Vanderbilt. Many of our past SAT students have used Manhattan Review's prep services a second time when they prepare for graduate admissions tests such as the GMAT, GRE, or LSAT. Our former test prep clients have been hired by some of the most prominent and profitable businesses in the United States, such as Wells Fargo, Proctor & Gamble, Prudential Financial, and Lockheed Martin. They've also gone to work for Princeton-area firms, including NIKSUN, Aereon Corporation, Pharmasset, and Heartland Payment Systems. Manhattan Review's SAT prep services in Princeton strengthen college applications and promote future success in academia and beyond.
SAT Private Tutoring
Hours package 12 to 48 hours, Personalized 1-on-1 Tutoring, In Person or Live Online
Princeton
Hours package
Online
Hours package
SAT Private Course
12 hours in total, Personalized 1-on-1 Course, In Person or Live Online
Princeton
$1,590.00
Online
$1,590.00
He was able to break down difficult material. I was able to destruct and master the basic things I would need to get a good score on the SAT.
- Sade Catlyn (This student took our SAT preparation course)
Princeton
Primary Course Venue:
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Princeton Teaching Center at the Hyatt
3565 U.S. Route 1
Princeton, NJ 08540
Phone: (609) 945-5917
NOTE: We do NOT typically have staff at the venue, so email us before visiting the venue.
Meet a Princeton SAT Tutor: Stewart K.
Stewart K. ("Stewie" to his friends, family, and students) has been an SAT tutor since 2009. Originally from San Jose, California, he is a graduate of Stanford University and UCLA, with bachelor's and master's degrees in history. His composite SAT score of 2250 (760 Critical Reading, 740 Math, and 750 Writing) was in the top 1% of all test-takers.
Stewie has also been a GRE tutor since he finished graduate school in 2012. His tutoring clients have been accepted to graduate and undergraduate programs at Harvard, Columbia, the University of Chicago, Emory, Swarthmore, and the University of Michigan. In his spare time, he plays in an amateur lacrosse league, and he is also a diehard fan of the San Francisco Giants.