I am a master SAT coach – 21,000+ hours and 16+ years experience. 100+ of my students have been admitted to Harvard, Yale, UPenn, MIT, Stanford, Dartmouth, Cornell, Vanderbilt, Wash U in St. Louis, Tulane, Northeastern and more.
I specialize in quickly diagnosing trouble spots and skill gaps. This helps high-functioning kids whose scores don't yet reflect their true intelligence. However, my primary specialty is facilitating top percentile scores for students with executive functioning...
I am a master SAT coach – 21,000+ hours and 16+ years experience. 100+ of my students have been admitted to Harvard, Yale, UPenn, MIT, Stanford, Dartmouth, Cornell, Vanderbilt, Wash U in St. Louis, Tulane, Northeastern and more.
I specialize in quickly diagnosing trouble spots and skill gaps. This helps high-functioning kids whose scores don't yet reflect their true intelligence. However, my primary specialty is facilitating top percentile scores for students with executive functioning challenges. For both, the cornerstone of my practice is managing speed and time.
My business has two parts: my private practice and the SAT Perfect product.
The private practice is the closest thing to a score guarantee that money can buy. I recommend starting early. Ideally freshman year. Full preparation takes 100-200 hours — across two years, that's 2-4 hours weekly. I limit my private practice to ten families per year.
The SAT Perfect product is made up of my data driven diagnostic exam, weekly office hours, and self-prep pdf guide. The diagnostic allows students to measure their time on a per question basis. The entire product is designed to facilitate top percentile scores for motivated students at a fraction of the cost of private prep.
A top percentile SAT score (1480+) does not guarantee admission to an ivy or top school. However, failing to score in the top percentiles almost guarantees that you will not get in. I see the SAT as a marker of a student's quantitative and linguistic literacy, and use it to benchmark their holistic progress in math and language. My students typically score in the top 1%.
If there are further questions, please reach out to me directly. I will answer within 24 hours.
Ben graduated magna cum laude from New York University in 2009 (Economics and English Literature), earning the Founder's Day Award. He also holds a full-stack certificate from General Assembly, multiple computer science and mathematics certificates from MIT, and is pursuing his DELE C2 certification in Spanish.
