Families come to us because they want clarity, structure, and tutors who understand the academic expectations of competitive schools. This catalog reflects the subjects most aligned with admissions outcomes and long-term academic confidence.
Get a subject recommendation →Each category includes foundational skills, advanced pathways, and enrichment opportunities aligned to what selective schools expect students to master.
Build confident, fluent readers with strong comprehension and foundational skills.
Clear, structured writing across grades and genres.
Mastery-based instruction that builds confidence and prepares students for advanced tracks.
Structured, step-by-step instruction for higher-level coursework.
Conceptual understanding paired with lab-aligned problem solving.
Foundational and advanced chemistry with a focus on problem-solving and modeling.
Mechanics-first instruction that builds intuition and mathematical fluency.
Critical thinking, close reading, and structured analysis.
Fluency-oriented instruction with measurable progress at every level.
Systems, habits, and accountability for academic independence.
Guidance that brings clarity and structure to a complex process.
Expert instruction across the full AP and IB curriculum catalog.
Targeted instruction, timed practice, and measurable score improvements — aligned to the exact exams your child is facing.
The ISEE is used by most independent schools in the US for admissions at all grade levels. Scored across verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, reading comprehension, and mathematics.
The SSAT is accepted by over 1,000 independent schools globally. Covers verbal, quantitative, and reading sections with a scaled scoring system that penalises incorrect answers.
The sole criterion for admission to Stuyvesant, Bronx Science, Brooklyn Tech, and five other specialized high schools. Taken in 8th grade, covers English Language Arts and Math.
The primary standardised test for US college admissions. The digital SAT covers Reading & Writing and Math, with a score range of 400–1600.
The ACT covers English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science with an optional Writing section. Many students find the ACT better suited to their strengths than the SAT.
AP exams are offered in May across 38 subjects. A score of 4 or 5 demonstrates college-level mastery and can earn college credit at most universities.
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