Question 1

Who is this program for?

Accepted Answer

U.S. high school students preparing for the Digital SAT Math section who want structured live instruction, real practice and clear feedback — typically sophomores, juniors and seniors.

Question 2

How long is the program?

Accepted Answer

Six weeks from your cohort start date, including the diagnostic assessment at the beginning and a final assessment at the end.

Question 3

How often are classes?

Accepted Answer

Each cohort meets on a fixed weekly schedule. Class days and times are listed on every cohort card, and each session runs about 75 minutes.

Question 4

Is this only SAT Math?

Accepted Answer

Yes. eTutor4Me currently focuses entirely on SAT Math so the program can be taught exceptionally well. Other subjects are not part of this program.

Question 5

Are classes live?

Accepted Answer

Every class is live and taught by your cohort tutor in a small group, so you can ask questions in real time.

Question 6

What if I miss a class?

Accepted Answer

Sessions are recorded. Recordings, slides and homework are posted to your student dashboard so you can catch up before the next class.

Question 7

Will I receive practice materials?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You get topic practice, timed practice sets, homework, class resources and full Math practice tests inside your dashboard.

Question 8

Do you guarantee a specific SAT score?

Accepted Answer

No. No honest program can guarantee a score. We give you structured instruction, real practice and clear progress tracking so your improvement is measurable.

Question 9

Which U.S. time zones are supported?

Accepted Answer

All of them. Four cohorts meet at different times, and the website automatically shows class times in your local timezone.

Question 10

How does the diagnostic work?

Accepted Answer

After enrolling you take a timed SAT Math diagnostic. It sets your baseline score and identifies the topics your tutor and practice plan will prioritize.

Question 11

Can parents see progress?

Accepted Answer

A parent progress view is on the roadmap and will show attendance, assignments, practice activity and score changes — never private student messages.

Straight answers, no fine print