Some students benefit from test preparation. Courses, workshops, online programs, and tutoring can be purchased, sometimes with performance guarantees. Take the guarantees with a grain of salt, however; most students who retest score higher even without additional preparation. If you need the extra motivation provided by taking a course, these paid options may be helpful. But you can’t boost your scores much, with or without a course, unless you do a significant amount of work.

	WIth its Seattle headquarters on University Way, the Princeton Review offers workshops, diagnostic testing, individual tutoring, and group classes to prepare for SAT I, SAT II, and ACT tests.
	WIth its Seattle headquarters on University Way, the Princeton Review offers workshops, diagnostic testing, individual tutoring, and group classes to prepare for SAT I, SAT II, and ACT tests.
	The University of Southern California offers weekend workshops in the spring and fall of each year to help students prepare for the SAT. Click to find out more about Taming the SAT.
	North Seattle CC (206) 527-3600 South Seattle CC (206) 764-7938 Seattle Central CC (206) 344-4395 CALL ABOUT THESE LOW-COST PROGRAMS!
	Private tutoring organizations are plentiful in the Seattle area.
	The University of Washington offers an Educational Access Test Preparation Program. Call Linda Coleman at 206-527-8401.

 

 

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