GLC’s Approach to SAT Prep – Trusted Since 1998

At GLC, we know each student is different and each student’s SAT prep plan must fit their unique needs. No matter what options our students choose, they will work with our expert instructors that are energetic and passionate about helping students succeed and build confidence. Our instructors are graduates from top universities and have extensive experience working with high school students. Our full-time instructors have over 100 hours of training and are adept at connecting with students and teaching the most important strategies and lessons needed for success on the SAT.

We know that preparing for the SAT is stressful for parents and students alike. We’re committed to answering your questions to find the option that’s right for each family. Our instructors know that communication is crucial and provide families with regular updates about student progress. We also believe that relaxed, confident students are the ones that perform the best on test day. We teach students the material that’s most important for the SAT and provide ample practice opportunities so that they can be confident in their knowledge on test day.

What’s the Right Choice for Your Student?

The SAT Success Course is our most popular option, having served nearly 7000 students since 1998. The course delivers comprehensive preparation for all sections of the test – Reading, Writing & Language, and Math. The course covers important strategies, reviews tested math and verbal concepts, and provides hundreds of real SAT practice problems. Students can reinforce what they’ve learned with weekly homework and full length diagnostic tests.

Private SAT Tutoring works well for students that need a personalized prep program. Private tutoring can focus just on student’s weakest areas and works well for students that have busy schedules, since private tutoring is offered daily. It also is a go-to choice for students who have unequal scores in the math and verbal sections. We recommend private tutoring for students starting with very high scores and students that might need more instruction on academic content than is provided in the class. Students attend weekly tutoring sessions leading up to one or multiple test dates.