PSAT:

Why Take a PSAT Prep Class?

Because the PSAT also serves as the qualifying examination for the National Merit Scholarship program, preparation for this test is as important to some students as preparation for the SAT has been for most students. The PSAT qualifying index will be some value in the range from 60 through 240, and is determined by adding together the math score, the verbal score, and the writing skills score.

Beginning in the fall of 1997, a writing skills section was added to the PSAT. The new composition of the PSAT is as follows:

1. Math: 2 sections: 25 minutes each
2. Verbal: 2 sections: 25 minutes each
3. Writing Skills: 1 section: 30 minutes.

The total time for the new PSAT is 2 hours and 10 minutes. The writing skills section is in multiple choice form.

As an added incentive for students to begin their preparation with the PSAT program, registration for this program automatically entitles students to register for any of our SAT programs at no additional charge.

Tuition

Please visit our Course Registration page to see tuition details.

Course Locations and Schedules

Please visit our Locations and Schedules pages to see where and when our PSAT prep classes are offered.