Free Online SAT Prep Course Taught by Shaan Patel
We just launched an online SAT Prep course for the New SAT taught by me. And for a limited time, you can access a free 7-day trial of the course!
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The 2400 Expert On Demand New SAT Course is a 30-hour video course in which I teach students 100 strategies that they need to know for the New SAT coming out in March of 2016. Here is some of what students will learn in the course:
- An SAT Essay template for the New SAT Essay
- Sample copies of New SAT Essays that I personally wrote
- The most powerful strategy for SAT Math
- The most powerful strategy for SAT Reading
- The most powerful strategy for SAT Writing
- Why the New SAT is the easiest version of the SAT
- How to win $100,000+ in scholarships from your PSAT score
- The one item students must memorize for the SAT
- How to effectively study for the New SAT and other standardized exams
- How to approach SAT Reading and SAT Writing passages
- How to solve every SAT Math questions without a calculator
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Do not miss your opportunity to take this online SAT prep course for free! Sign up at the link below to get instant access:
Free 7-Day Trial of the 2400 Expert New SAT Online Prep Course
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For more test strategy, college admissions, and scholarship application tips sign up for our FREE class happening right now!
Written by Dr. Shaan Patel MD MBA
Prep Expert Founder & CEO
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