This series is designed for those sitting the SAT on the September test date (September 13, 2025). In this series, we'll delve into the intricate details between the various question types in the SAT English portion and the tricks to solving them. We'll also discuss the common pitfalls and methods that College Board places in these questions, and how to avoid them.

Each session, we'll be deep diving directly into the most difficult questions in SAT English, whether they be from Grammar or Cross-Text Connections. We'll also look at the different tips to tackle these questions. Sessions are 60-70 minutes long every Tuesday and Wednesday. Note: This series is a supplement to another series. We won't get into 'learning' the questions we'll be discussing; rather, we'll directly discuss solving and how to answer them.

This College Admissions Workshop on The Essay is a virtual 4-week workshop designed to provide you with structure and support to write your college essays this summer. In this workshop, you will: - Learn the purpose and the must-dos of the personal statement - Learn and practice strategies for picking a prompt, brainstorming, drafting, and revising your writing - Understand the role of supplemental questions and strategies for organizing your questions and responses - Work alongside other students who are also preparing to apply to college.

In this series, we will discuss Standard English Conventions specifically. I'll be giving a full breakdown on the different grammar rules, how they are tested in the SAT, and we will discuss all the difficult grammar questions. By the end of the series, you will be able to confidently, quickly, and easily answer ANY grammar questions!

This College Admissions Workshop on The Application is a virtual 2-week workshop that will provide you with information and support to submit your college applications. In this workshop, you will: - Learn the purpose of each part of the application - Understand how and when to apply and strategies to consider when making your plan - Complete drafts of frequently required parts of the application, such as lists of activities & experiences, and honors & awards - Work alongside other students who are also preparing to apply to college.

This College Admissions Workshop on The Essay is a virtual 4-week workshop designed to provide you with structure and support to write your college essays this summer. In this workshop, you will: - Learn the purpose and the must-dos of the personal statement - Learn and practice strategies for picking a prompt, brainstorming, drafting, and revising your writing - Understand the role of supplemental questions and strategies for organizing your questions and responses - Work alongside other students who are also preparing to apply to college.

This course is targeted towards students taking the August DSAT and would like a crash course on the Reading and Writing section. Here, we will discuss everything there is about the DSAT writing and how to ace it! Because we'll be moving rather fast, this course expects an intermediate proficiency for the R&W section, namely for those scoring at least 550 or above. (For those who are below, you are welcome to join, however, we won't have too much time to dive deep into the basics.) However, I would be open to hosting additional sessions for these if demand is enough. I'll also be sharing the tips and tricks I used to score a perfect 800 on the section, and some live walkthroughs that will help train your speed and consistency. Furthermore, we'll also be doing some practice tests and assignments; therefore, this course also expects you to spend some time (roughly 3-4 hours overall) reviewing / practising outside sessions. This is done to maximize the series' effectiveness within the time that we have.

This intensive course is intended for those in the 400-500 score range for Reading & Writing and aims to produce 700-750 scorers by the end of the series. In this series, we will spend approximately 1.5 weeks discussing each domain in the DSAT Reading for a total of 6 weeks. We will go through each and every type of question that appears on the test; how to identify them; and how to answer such questions (consistently!) We will start by learning the fundamentals and the basics of each type, then work our way up to more difficult examples. There will be some practice/ diagnostics test at the end of every content domain discussed (and one at the halfway mark of the course) to evaluate your progress and highlight possible weaknesses for you to self-study in between the sessions. I'll also share the tips and tricks that I used to score an 800 as an international student. By the end of this course, you should be able to tackle the Reading portion of the test confidently and consistently, attaining the coveted 700+ score. (This course is specifically designed for those taking the October test date of the DSAT, or later. For those taking it in August, you are welcome to join as well, but please note the sessions you can join and the content we'll discuss in those sessions.)