PrepScholarReviews of prepscholar.com

Response from PrepScholarMar 14, 2023

Hi Patrick, we're sorry you didn't have a great experience with our program. As mentioned on our website in the program's description, the program includes 49 lessons; one lesson per "skill" tested on the SAT. The length of a lesson depends on how much time a student needs to take on the timed quiz portion. Regarding quality, PrepScholar's lessons and practice questions were made by perfect scorers who have mastered the SAT, and our students improve 160 points on average after completing the program. Our program is a good option for students who need to improve their score within weeks because 1) it's self-paced and you can decide how quickly you complete it, and 2) it's customized, so you get to skip any "core level" lessons and go straight into more advanced/difficult content on the areas you are already good at. We've always recommended spending about 50 hours in our program before your first test. This amount of time is in line with most prep companies' courses when factoring in hours of instructions, homework, practice tests, etc.

Response from PrepScholarMar 7, 2023

Hi Rawan, just like every other U.S.-based SAT prep company, PrepScholar currently doesn't offer Digital SAT Prep as it will not be offered in the U.S. until March of 2024. We understand the Digital SAT will begin being offered to international students on March 11th of this year, so we're working hard to roll out our Digital SAT Prep by early summer of 2023. Every student who signs up for our current SAT prep will also receive access to the Digital SAT prep portion when it becomes available. Our Digital SAT Prep will reflect all format changes that come with the new digital test, and unlike other prep services, we'll also offer new prep content that more accurately reflects the content tested on the Digital SAT.

Response from PrepScholarMar 6, 2023

Hi there, we're sorry that you didn't have a great experience with our program. PrepScholar's Complete Prep program is a self-paced course, so you actually get to set your own studying schedule each week. What the program does is lay out a recommended study plan based on your diagnostic test results and ongoing progress so you can start at the right difficulty level and focus on your test weaknesses. Regarding the content, the program assigned you both math and English lessons because it determined that you had room for improvement in both sections. It's perfectly okay if you're unable to complete the recommended lessons in a given week as long as you complete the desired studying hours that you set at the beginning of the week. The following week, the program's dashboard will update and include any recommended lessons that carried over from the previous week. We apologize if there was a misunderstanding or if it was unclear how the program works. We'll take your feedback into account to lay things out more clearly. Nevertheless, we are happy to hear that your score improved.