SAT ® 1500+ Tutoring
Where excellence meets personalized guidance
Your Path to a 1500+
Personalized prep for peak SAT performance
18 hours with a top-tier tutor for targeted SAT prep
Score a 1500+ on the digital SAT or improve your score by 180 points depending on your starting score (based on your superscore after 2 tests) or get your money back (full or 50%).
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9 full-length digital SAT practice tests
Detailed score analysis for each practice test
Thousands of practice questions & drills
SAT Advantage Live Sessions
Digital eBook materials
365 days access to online materials
Full-length and single-section practice tests, plus expert-created interactive video lessons for the ACT
Why Top Scorers Choose The Princeton Review
Elite, Expert Instructors
Our 1500+ tutors are SAT specialists, rigorously trained to teach the content and strategies that bring exceptional results.
Insider Knowledge for Smarter Test-Taking
Learn the patterns, traps, and test-maker logic that separate top scorers from the rest.
Personalized Learning and a Proven Track Record
Big gains happen here—200+ point improvements are common among our students!
Our SAT 1500+ Tutors Are Your Key to Success
What you learn is important, but how you learn it is everything. Our expert tutors tailor their approach to bring out your best and guide you toward 1500+ success.
Mastering the SAT Inside and Out
Our SAT 1500+ Tutors have mastered the test, so you’ll benefit from their firsthand knowledge of the questions, timing, and strategies that lead to a top score.
Personalizing Learning for Your Success
Your learning style matters. Our tutors personalize every session to give you the strategies and skills to reach 1500+ and beyond.
Fueling Your Success
Our tutors are committed to your success, offering unwavering support and encouragement throughout your SAT prep journey.
Linda Nowcoski
After working for ten years in Management Training and Development, Linda began teaching for The Princeton Review. She has consistently been in high demand as a tutor, and in 2013 Linda had the highest number of tutoring hours in the company. In addition to tutoring and teaching courses, Linda has contributed to The Princeton Review as a training and development professional and a certified College Admissions Counselor.
Gail Goldhand
Gail has been teaching for The Princeton Review since early 2003. She specializes in higher scoring students whose goals include admission to the most competitive schools, lower scoring students who struggle with standardized tests, and everyone in between. Gail has received the teacher award for the highest customer service satisfaction rating, achieved a 97.9% recommend rate, and has been named SAT Tutor of The Year.
Jake Schiff
Jake has been teaching and tutoring students for 23 years. He received his B.A from James Madison University and his MBA from Pepperdine. He is a certified instructor for the SAT, ACT, LSAT, GRE and GMAT. As a Master Trainer, he trains new instructors and develops content for our course materials. By layering a strategic focus on top of the core required content knowledge, he helps students to excel on tricky standardized tests.
Muhammed Hassanali
Muhammed joined The Princeton Review in 1990 and by 1992 was certified to tutor in virtually every test or topic. During the day he works as an engineer -- discovery and innovation is what he thrives on. Muhammed believes that learning is a life-time commitment, and helping others learn is just one facet of it. He taught his first college level class when he was 19, fell in love with teaching, and has been teaching part-time ever since.
Christopher Vakulchik
Chris has been a teacher/tutor with The Princeton Review since 1995 and has tutored hundreds of SAT, ACT, GMAT SSAT and ISEE students. He also works as a Master trainer, and he was one of the first instructors in the state to be trained on the new SAT. For his teaching/tutoring efforts, he has been recognized with awards from The Princeton Review’s R&D department; he’s also been awarded Tutor the Year by the TPR- NJ office.
Elia Zashin
Elia has taught at The Princeton Review for over 23 years with a wide variety of students and sees particular success with high-scoring students. He strives to help his students reduce their anxiety, increase their confidence, and improve their test-day performance.
Patrick Brady
Patrick is a graduate of Vassar College in New York, where he studied History and Drama. At The Princeton Review, he has worked with many students, particularly teaching SAT courses for English Language Learners. In addition, he developed content for the Princeton Review’s Cracking the SHSAT, 3rd ed. and helped launch The Academy’s Grammar fundamentals course. Patrick has also hosted the company’s SAT Night Live on YouTube!
Dr. Anthony Krupp (“Tony”)
Tony has taught for The Princeton Review since 2011 and has devoted the last 4 years to perfecting the craft of test preparation. He has logged thousands of hours tutoring and teaching and he has authored slides and book chapters for ACT, PSAT, and SAT Manuals. He finds that his students learn best through deep and contextual discussion of concepts, and he loves to balance knowledge with joy in his classroom.
Linda Nowcoski
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Gail Goldhand
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Jake Schiff
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Muhammed Hassanali
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Christopher Vakulchik
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Elia Zashin
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Patrick Brady
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Don’t just take our word for it—check out how our students are crushing their SAT goals and making it happen!
Otto D.
SAT 1500+
My tutor, David McGillicuddy, was incredible. All props to him. Incredible tutor, straight-forward instructions, easy practice tests, good website layout, excellent resources.
Dylan P.
SAT 1500+
Rand Hubiak was a wonderful instructor who cared a lot about improving my score and was always able to figure out what areas I needed to focus on the most.
Tristan M.
SAT 1500+
Thank you Gina for helping me so much in improving my score! Knowing how to better spend my time answering questions, knowing methods to quickly and easily solve a lot of earlier math problems, learning some of the things I might have missed/forgotten about with recurring types of questions.
Christopher B.
SAT 1500+
My tutor, Susan was quite patient and very helpful, pointing out specific strategies that catered to my learning and testing styles
Rohan C.
SAT 1500+
Specifically, the homework assignments were very useful in improving my skills in more challenging topics of the test, and I felt much more comfortable and less intimidated with the reading section after my tutor revealed the secrets to this section. Most of my studying consisted of taking practice sections/tests. I would try to take at least one English section per week.
Arthi J.
SAT 1500+
I liked how the program facilitated continuous practice something I think definitely improved my score. I think that continuing to do practice tests with the strategies the Princeton review teaches you (and understanding your mistakes) helps a lot.
Leah M.
SAT 1500+
I appreciated having quick and efficient communication with my tutor to maintain clarity. I also think our strategy of frontloading the learning of new strategies then having over a month of implementing them through practice was very usefu
Manato M.
SAT 1500+
Thank you very much
Doug C.
SAT 1500+
The personal tutoring, the practice tests, and definitely the little videos for each learning topic. I did around 12 practice tests, maybe a few less, and did lots of the optional subject videos and practice questions
Anika M.
SAT 1500+
Do lots of individualized practice in the areas you don't know don't try to study everything all at once, home in on your problem areas
Jack G.
SAT 1500+
Reviewing the correct material and tips and tricks to succeed. Mostly just reading the book and doing as much practices as reasonably possible
Jason N.
SAT 1500+
The specialized tackling of specific types of questions. Taking full length tests under realistic conditions is very important.
Dominic R.
SAT 1500+
Tactics for working out problems that don't seem immediately obvious
Jessica C.
SAT 1500+
I liked doing past exam questions The lots of general tips and tricks that helped get faster. then writing notes on how to specifically improve my mistakes.
