A bloody pig fetus, you tube being viewed on a laptop at 3 am, a teenager that hasn’t found out how to get her voicemail and The Talented Mr. Ripley as required viewing. These all have something in common for me. My home schooled daughter, who had only taken the PSAT as her very first standardized test, got a scholarship. She took the SAT just one time, and, after coaching her before the SAT, she scored well. Her scholarship covers tuition only and room and board. Her first year, she had money left over to buy a brand new Toshiba laptop and a brand new Kodak digital camera with video. Of course, she bought books, supplies and new clothes, too, with the leftover money. I almost forgot to tell you that she even bought a used white Toyota Corolla. Had she taken the ACT, I am completely sure that she would have had the same results. Why I am I so certain? I was her tutor for the SAT. She didn’t go to Princeton Review courses or to Kaplan. Kaplan was too expensive for me, so I never even considered even calling them. The SAT and the ACT are the second highest deciding factor that college admissions officers use in admissions selection. High school grades are number one before SAT and ACT scores. Since the SAT (or ACT, depending upon where your child wants to go to college) is so important, what do you do if Kaplan tutoring is financially out of reach. What if the Kaplan tutoring center is too far away from your residence and your child’s high school?
Tutoring for the SAT can be done right in your own home. Or if you don’t want to be the tutor or don’t have the time, you can get someone else to train with my methodology. Then that person, who doesn’t need a teaching certificate or even a college degree, can tutor/coach your child for the SAT/ACT. One of the major factors in excelling on tests, including entrance exams and placement exams is motivation. This was also a part of my special training methodology.
If you are just hearing about this for the first time, go to http://www.myspace.com/seekingthebest to read all of my blogs.
Beginning Sept. 21, my blogs will be at http://tutorcoachingforsatandact.blogspot.com. As always, my blogs feature fresh new content, sometimes video, and sometimes a little SAT and ACT test preparation material.
SPECIAL OFFER:
I can design a tailor-made package (in digital form) of SAT verbal content material using your child’s favorite you tube episodes (Naruto, Family Guy, Bleach, etc.) or favorite celebrities (the Jonas Brothers, Jessica Alba, Chris Brown, Rihanna, etc.) for only $159.00. But through Sept. 22, 2008, I will create an SAT/ACT verbal content material package for you for only $69.00. No one else is doing what I’m doing with SAT content in the test preparation industry! This material is customized to appeal to your child’s interests to keep him engaged and enthusiastic.
You know this price is a steal when you go to Kaplan’s website and see that their least expensive ACT or SAT tutorial course is $399.00.
You will also get strategies for improving test taking skills on the math and verbal sections. I will only do this for the first 25 people to send me an email and then pay through Paypal. In your email, the subject line should say “SAT verbal content + (your choice of) either celebrities or you tube videos that you know your son or daughter loves.
Convenient payment plan option
You can make two (2) payments of $34.50 if you choose. Just mention the two payment option in the Paypal invoice. The first payment must be made by Sept. 22, 2008. The second payment would be due on Sept. 29, 2008.
Remember, I am only offering this for only $69.00 for the first 25 people who respond by Monday Sept. 22, 2008.
How to order
Go to Paypal (www.paypal.com)and sign in if you have an account and just type in my email address after clicking send money.
Make one payment of $69.00 if paying before Sept. 23, 2008. You can also use the payment option described above and make two payments of $34.50. If you pay after Sept. 22, 2008, you must pay $159.00 for this unique motivational SAT and ACT verbal preparation course. Take a look at my past blogs on http://www.myspace.com/seekingthebest to know what I am about and what my qualifications are. I am a college graduate with a degree in English, and I understand the function of motivation in education and tutoring.
Try my program and then you will have your own success story or success stories if you decide to tutor high school students if that’s your passion.
Regards,
Melissa
