Starting in 2018, the January SAT will no longer exist
December 2017
becomes the last chance for all 18Fall applicants to sprint for the SAT!
Only two months left before the end of 2017
Application deadlines for many schools are approaching
You've survived the chaos—now you're just one step away!
Undergraduate applications to top U.S. universities are increasingly competitive,
1500 SAT
Are you on track for a top school?
Course Schedule
Class Dates: November 20, 2017 – November 26, 2017
One Course Covers All Subjects
Reading theory explanation: 8 hours;
Grammar theory explanation: 8 hours;
Writing theory explanation: 2 hours;
Math theory explanation: 2 hours.
Remaining hours are all comprehensive practice
One Week of Intense Drilling
Reading: approximately 1,000 questions
Grammar: approximately 800 questions
Writing: approximately 20 essays
Math: approximately 1,000 questions
A total of 20 practice sets
Primarily official real exam questions, supplemented with some Khan Academy sets
With Top Instructors, Top Schools Are Within Reach
Teacher Wang Dong
• M.Ed. from Harvard University, graduated with all A's
• Former SAT Grammar teacher at New Oriental, former Director of Elephant SAT Program, 7 years of teaching experience
• Ranked #1 among teachers in New Oriental's U.S. undergraduate program, annual student rating 4.94 (out of 5)
• Author of the "SAT Grammar Self-Study Tool" – the SAT Grammar Notes app content
Teacher Ling Yun
• B.S. in Chemistry from Peking University (admitted with national gold medal in Chemistry Olympiad)
• Currently pursuing an M.A. in Philosophy at New York University
• Teacher of SAT, ACT, AP in New Oriental's North America Division, 6 years of teaching experience
• Taught over 10,000 students; many have been admitted to Harvard, Yale, Stanford, University of Chicago, Duke, and other top North American universities
Course Features
Full-Day Schedule: Comprehensive explanation of real exam questions; focused training on test points and difficult areas; solidifying fundamentals and strengthening test-taking strategies.
Small Class: Interactive small-group teaching; personalized instruction and targeted guidance; same-day explanation and absorption; periodic assessments with prompt feedback.
Supervision: During self-study periods, teaching assistants provide Q&A, vocabulary checks, homework supervision, and study planning assistance.
Mock Exams: 2 full-length mock exams (morning exam, afternoon review); authentic exam process experience; real-time tracking of learning progress.
Service: Airport pick-up and drop-off, meals, accommodation... maximizing safety and convenience to help students eliminate all extra distractions.
Teaching Address:
81 Prospect St, Brooklyn, 11201, NY
Hotel Address:
The Tillary Hotel, 85 Flatbush Ave Ext, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Course Fees
Residential Students: $4,380, including course fees, airport transfers, double-room hotel accommodation, and seven days of meals. (If students have special needs, a single king-bed room can be arranged for an additional $800.)
Commuting Students: $3,380, including course fees, airport transfers, and seven days of meals.
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