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Future Prep Educational Services offers prep classes for the SAT and ACT at various locations throughout Charlotte for only $199. This covers (6) 2.5 hour lessons, a proctored Practice Test session, and a course book. You may view schedules at [url=http://www.futureprep.com]Home | Future Prep Educational Services[/url]. The classes are not free, but they are definitely more affordable than the $400-$500 options quoted in this thread.
Try to search on the website [URL]http://test-prep.findthebest.com/[/URL] and see if you can narrow down what type of class you want whether it is 1-on-1, online, or group courses. The website compares various classes from different companies and pricing. 1-on-1 in person may not be the best option since it tends to be very expensive speaking from personal experience.
I used a company called ClearPath Advantage as they offer online small group courses (3 students per class) and one-on-one live online classes. Also they tend to run specials online and if you call them they give their discounted pricing via phone, too. Their initial test assessment is free and they provide 10-15 tests during the course. The small group classes only have students with similar scores together and the teachers plan the class accordingly.
There is a DIY SAT/PSAT prep company that utilizes text messages for students to study. They have questions, answers, and video solutions, as well as online tutoring.
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Hi there. I'm an SAT/ACT tutor who specializes in working with students with ADHD/LD. In my opinion, prep classes are the worst possible option, especially for an ADHD student. They aren't customized and the atmosphere tends to be distracting at best and chaotic at worst (I used to teach for one of the big companies, so I know!). If you're on a tight budget, self-prep really is a better option. You can even have a tutor develop a customized plan so you can get some personalized assistance for a bargain price. The above poster gave you some great advice about using only official SAT questions for practice, too. Be wary of her scores from that Sylvan mock test since any unofficial tests are notoriously inaccurate. And really, tutoring isn't as expensive as you may think it is. You get more bang for your buck, and kids can learn more in a few sessions with a tutor than in many hours in a class.
If you haven't already considered it, I strongly encourage you to think about the ACT instead of the SAT. It's a much friendlier test for ADHD students, especially if she qualifies for extended time. Feel free to message me if you'd like some more specific tips. Best of luck!
Where are you located? I'd like to get in touch with you regarding tutoring. My son has ADD and has had some difficulty with taking the ACT and SAT.
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