SAT/ACT Information
Tabs
About Our Program
SAT/ACT Test Preparation Program
Our test preparation course will prepare Saint Joseph High School students for the SAT and ACT tests. Our course will also help students determine which test is better suited for their strengths.
These classes are only offered to Saint Joseph High School students, hosted on our campus, and taught by our teachers. Students will be familiar with their classmates, surroundings, and instructors. Our teachers know exactly how the daily curriculum at Saint Joseph High School aligns with the SAT and the ACT and how to focus the knowledge base of our students so that test scores are optimized.
If you would like to register, or if you have questions related to the course, please contact Mark Southern.
732-549-7600 x256 msouthern@stjoes.org
Our Schedule and Cost
Schedule and Cost
2022 course dates, times and cost information will be available in December 2021.
The course is comprised of 12 - two hour sessions and is offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. A full program consists of 24 hours ( 2 hours of overview and strategies, 10 hours of mathematics, 10 hours of evidence based reading and writing, 2 hours of practice and review of needed areas based on student requirements.)
The cost for a full program is $600 (This includes the cost of the textbook)
SAT/ACT Overview and Strategies: This two hour session will provide an overview of the SAT and ACT tests. Students will become acquainted with the format of both tests and will learn strategies that will work for both tests. Students will also work on sample questions of both the SAT and the ACT, in order to help them determine if there is a test that better suits their abilities.
Mathematics, Reading, and Writing Classes: Each two hour class reviews topics from either mathematics, reading, or writing and teaches strategies for score improvement in these areas on both the SAT and ACT tests.
Course dates:
Overview and Strategy: Tuesday
Evidence Based Reading & Writing: Tuesdays
Mathematics: Thursdays