SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT & LSAT Coaching in Boca Raton
Test prep franchises sell a curriculum. I don't run one. I work with one student at a time, and the strategy is built around how that student actually thinks, not a fixed syllabus everyone gets the same version of.
I've spent 25+ years inside education, including leading business development for Pearson's testing and curriculum division. I know what these exams are actually built to measure, and where students lose points for reasons that have nothing to do with subject knowledge: pacing, question-type recognition, and unforced errors under time pressure.
What coaching covers
A diagnostic pass to find exactly where points are being lost, not a generic score report
A study plan built around the student's schedule and target score, not a fixed number of weeks
Section-by-section strategy for SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, or LSAT
Direct, honest feedback on practice sections, including what's actually wrong versus what feels wrong
Ongoing adjustment as the student's performance changes, since a plan built in week one rarely fits week six
Who this is for
Students who've plateaued with a tutoring center, or families who want one experienced person guiding the whole process instead of a rotating set of instructors. This is not a group class and not a franchise curriculum.
FAQ
What's the difference between this and a tutoring center?
A tutoring center assigns whichever instructor is available that week. Here, one person, with 25+ years in education and a background inside the testing industry, works with your student from diagnostic to test day.
Do you work with students prepping for grad school exams too?
Yes. GRE, GMAT, and LSAT coaching follows the same model as SAT/ACT: diagnostic first, strategy built around the individual, not a fixed track.
How do I know if this is a fit before committing?
Every engagement starts with a short application, so we can both assess fit before any hours are booked.
