**More suitable for 600+ scorers! Hey everyone! In this series, we’re going beyond the obvious tips/tricks taught in prep books (I bought 3 of them so I know). The strategies I will cover are unlike the generic advice given by Princeton Review or Collegeboard but actual patterns I've noticed and real strategies you can apply. I’ll walk you through EVERY single question type, and my personal STRATEGIES for EACH problem, so you can learn the approaches I took 7 months to learn in just a few hours! I hosted this exact series a few days ago and it was met with so much positive feedback, so I'm doing it again for those who were unable to join! Here is the schedule: April 11 Craft and Structure P1 April 12 Craft and Structure P2 April 13 Information and Ideas P1 April 14 Information and Ideas P2

**May be more suitable for 600+ scorers! Hey everyone! In this series, we’re going beyond the obvious tips/tricks taught in prep books (I bought 3 of them so I know). The strategies I will cover are unlike the generic advice given by Princeton Review or Collegeboard but actual patterns I've noticed and real strategies you can apply. I’ll walk you through EVERY single question type, and my personal STEP-BY-STEP approach for EACH problem, so you can learn the strategies I took 7 months to learn in just a few hours! **The first session (4/5) was a success! However, The session lasted 2 hours and a whole lot longer than I expected! Since the Information & ideas section of R/W is even more difficult than Craft & Structure (and I realize not everyone has 2 hours of time), I made the decision to add a session April 7 to cover the second half of Information & Ideas. I'm so sorry if the time of the new session does not work for you, but feel free to DM me if another time works and if you'd still like help! Here is the schedule: April 5 Craft and Structure April 6 Information and Ideas (P1) April 7 Information and Ideas (P2) TBD Standard English Conventions TBD Expression of Ideas