6 Days · Small Group · Expert Instruction
Many students practice hundreds of SAT questions but continue to make the same mistakes.
The problem is often not effort—it’s how they think through the question.
We go beyond the answer to help students understand:
- Why did I get this wrong?
- What is the SAT really testing?
- Where is the trap?
- How can I solve it correctly next time?
Our High-Score Strategy
01 — Understand Yourself
See your thinking.
Identify why you made a mistake and recognize your recurring patterns.
02 — See the Traps
Understand what the SAT is really testing.
Learn why an answer looks tempting and where the question is designed to challenge you.
Don’t just learn the answer. Learn to see the trap.
03 — Calibrate Your Thinking
Correct the path.
Identify where your reasoning went off track, then practice the correct approach.
04 — Make It Intuitive
Practice until it becomes a habit.
Targeted questions, timed drills, and repeated practice help students turn strategy into instinct.
Program Timeline:
- Diagnostic Test
Identify strengths, weaknesses, and priorities. - Days 1–5 — Intensive Training（3+3+3)
3 hours Reading & Writing · 3hours Math · 3hours Supervised Practice · Q&A - Day 6 — Final Practice Test
Measure progress and identify next steps. - Day 7—One-on-One Parent Meeting
Review progress and create a personalized study plan.
More Than 7 Days
Before the Camp
Vocabulary resources + online vocabulary support.
After the Camp
Individual Study Report + personalized practice plan.
Continued Support
Assignments, progress reports, and 3 months platform access.
Expert Instructors
Tina Wang — Verbal
- 15+ years of SAT teaching experience
- Tsinghua University (English) + Cognitive Psychology (US）
- Helped hundreds of students achieve major score improvements
- Expert in reading logic and structured problem-solving
Jeff Ji — Math
- 15+ years of SAT Math teaching experience
- Specialized in advanced problem-solving strategies
- Developed curriculum used by high-scoring students
- Proven track record of helping students reach 700+ in Math
Who Is It For?
10th–11th Grade Students who:
- Are aiming for a high score
Keep making the same mistakes
Want to understand SAT question patterns and traps
Want to build independent problem-solving skills
Limited to 15 Students