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Jake SAT Prep offers courses and instruction at three convenient locations: Rockville Centre, Seaford, and Wantagh. We can help you with:

The SAT

There is plenty of debate as to whether or not the SAT exam ought to be this important, but one thing is certain: As of now, the SAT is very important in the college admissions process! It is also one of the parts of the admissions process where a little effort can dramatically improve your application.

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The ACT

Many students who take the SAT should also take the ACT. After learning the reasoning skills that are crucial to both exams, some students perform comparatively higher on one of the two exams. Because reporting your ACT scores is optional, students essentially have everything to gain and nothing to lose from attempting this exam.

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“As the parent of highly successful children, what more could I add or ask for from our SAT teacher. Their improved scores speak volumes about Jake’s ability to help kids perfect their test taking abilities. Jake is a pleasure to deal with and I’m glad I have one more daughter who needs to go through the process.”

– Charlotte K. (parent), Plainview, NY

“Jake SAT Prep transformed the SAT prep process from agonizing and stressful to gratifying. He isolated my individual weaknesses and tailored a successful strategy that conformed to my personal needs. This allowed me to break old habits and understand challenging concepts while gathering self-confidence not only in my test taking abilities, but also in myself. Jake’s knowledge, patience, and inspiration helped me to improve my score over 200 points from my PSAT.”

– Lauren D. (student), Plainview, NY

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How to Achieve Success on the SAT

Jan 27, 2015

As high school students, you face a multitude of challenges unique to you. Seemingly endless activities and obligations compete for your precious time. It would be exhausting, and detrimental, to try and do it all: take AP classes, play in the jazz band, compete as a varsity athlete all three seasons, participate in the school musical, and devote copious amounts of time and energy to improving your SAT skills.

The SAT and Thanksgiving

Nov 27, 2014

What could possibly be the relationship between the SAT and Thanksgiving? Is there even any relationship at all? Not really. I suppose if you just received your November SAT scores 2 days earlier, you might have some interesting topics of conversation with relatives. Maybe you’re taking the December SAT in 9 days. Since Thanksgiving is in the middle of the November and December SAT exams, there may be some SAT vocabulary flash cards laying around.

The Scoop on the PSAT/NMSQT

Oct 31, 2014

Every October juniors are given the opportunity to take the PSAT/NMSQT. This is essentially a practice round for the real SAT. In fact, PSAT stands for Preliminary SAT (it used to stand for Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test in as much as the SAT used to stand for Scholastic Aptitude Test). PSAT scores do not count for college admissions.