Most Students Unknowingly Start Too Late
Most students don't begin thinking seriously about the SAT until the spring of their junior year.
Unfortunately, that's often the exact moment when the stakes are highest.
Students are balancing demanding coursework, extracurricular commitments, AP exams, college visits, and the beginning of the college application process—all while trying to master a test that measures years of accumulated skills.
The students who are best positioned for success aren't necessarily the smartest students.
They're the students who begin building their foundation early.
Because when junior year arrives, students shouldn't be trying to figure out how to think through problems.
They should be practicing a system they know and trust.
Build your foundation before the stakes get higher.
I SEE → I SAY → I THINK™
When you have a clear way to solve, you don't need to guess.
Stay Tuned for Fall 2026 Cohort Dates
Summer Foundations Intensives
Verbal Foundations
July 13–17
Math Foundations
July 20–24
10am - 1pm
Tuition
One Foundations Intensive: $1,900
Complete Foundations Package (Verbal + Math): $3,600
Small Groups • Limited Enrollment
Every student is given ample opportunity to participate, ask questions, and receive individualized feedback.
