Earn your best scores on the December SAT & ACT! ***

Are you looking for the personal attention and convenience of online tutoring without paying 1-1 rates? We’ve all experienced the many ways large classes don’t work in a remote environment, and nobody wants to go back to Zoom school. Small-group instruction, however, works much more like tutoring, which is why our SAT-ACT Cohort Classes bring you the best of both worlds.

This class will bring 4-6 students together online with one expert instructor in preparation for a specific test. You’ll get in-depth, interactive lessons on math, grammar, reading, and testing content strategies for both exams for much less than 1-1 tutoring would cost.

This 16-hour SAT/ACT Cohort Class is held over Zoom from 6-8pm EST on Monday and Wednesdays:

November 1, 6-8pm
November 6, 6-8pm
November 8, 6-8pm
November 13, 6-8pm
November 15, 6-8pm
November 20, 6-8pm
November 27, 6-8pm
December 4, 6-8pm

This class is open to students from any school for a class fee of $450. We provide curriculum but recommend that students acquire the most current edition of  The Official SAT Study Guide (order online here) and The Official ACT Study Guide (order online here) for practice tests.

(Did you know that this will be the last paper SAT that we know of? Who should focus on the December SAT & ACT?)

Students enrolled in this class also receive complimentary access to the SAT/ACT TestFlip Total Prep program until December 9. The TestFlip program allows students to make up missed class sessions and review lessons as often as they choose through dedicated recordings of our Core Math, English, and Reading lessons taught by Chariot Learning founder Mike Bergin and formatted specifically for online asynchronous learning.

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Seats are limited, and advance registration is required. Begin the registration process by completing our Student Information Form. Be sure to specify your interest in the October ACT Cohort Class 1.

Wondering why a Chariot Learning class is the best group prep option you can find anywhere or how our classes are structured? Start here.