Our Test Prep Services

SAT, ACT & PSAT Test Prep Tutoring

All Mr. Test Prep programs combine the best of one-on-one and group tutoring — proven to be our most effective format.

SAT Prep

SAT prep built around your student’s specific strengths and gaps. The Digital SAT rewards students who think methodically under time pressure — Mr. Test Prep’s approach builds the strategy and consistency that produce SAT score gains.

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ACT Prep

ACT prep adapted to how your student thinks and performs under pressure. The ACT rewards speed and accuracy — Mr. Test Prep’s method trains exactly that: faster decisions, fewer mistakes, higher ACT scores.

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PSAT Prep

Personalized PSAT prep that builds the habits and strategy that carry into the SAT — and targets the scores that open the door to National Merit scholarships.

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SAT or ACT: Which Test Should You Take?

Both tests are accepted by every major US college. Neither is harder than the other — they reward different strengths. Choosing the right test is one of the most important early decisions in test prep.

SAT

Choose the SAT if your student:

  • Is stronger in math with extended time per question
  • Prefers a two-section structure (Reading/Writing and Math)
  • Tends to work more carefully than quickly
ACT

Choose the ACT if your student:

  • Works quickly and is comfortable with a faster pace
  • Has solid science reasoning skills or likes data interpretation
  • Prefers a four-section structure with more questions per section

Why and when should you take the PSAT?

The PSAT is separate from the SAT/ACT choice. It is taken earlier — typically in 10th or 11th grade — and serves two purposes: it is an early performance indicator, and high scores qualify students for National Merit recognition. PSAT preparation is worthwhile independent of which test your student ultimately takes.

SAT, ACT, or PSAT — not sure where to start? Our free trial session includes a diagnostic that identifies the right test and the right approach for your student — no commitment required.

Strategy. Diagnosis. Clear next steps.