Five FREE P/SAT Lessons (live, online) - Starting Thursday, October 7

<p>Ultimate Test Prep will offer 5 FREE P/SAT lessons - live, online - starting this Thursday, October 7.</p>

<p>All classes will be taught by Dr. David Freedel (PhD and JD), a former Princeton University faculty member with 15+ years experience, including ten years teaching Russian language and literature at Princeton (1994-2004). Dr. Freedel’s courses regularly received the highest ratings in the Slavic Department, and the chairman said that Dr. Freedel was the finest teacher he had seen in his 35 years at the university. Dr. Freedel has also taught at the two leading test prep companies. </p>

<p>Classes will meet live for five days, starting this Thursday, October 7. (Sorry for the very short notice!) Each lesson will last between 35-45 minutes. </p>

<p>Note: You MUST have the Official 2010 PSAT practice test and Student Guide! If you don’t have the test (most important!), ask a school counselor for a copy. The Student Guide is available online, but not the test itself, even though the answers are. That tells you a lot about ETS. Without the practice test, you will be lost. If you’ve already written all over your test, try to get a clean copy.</p>

<p>Here is the full schedule:</p>

<p>Thursday, October 7 - 3PM, 5PM, 7PM, 9PM (USA Eastern Standard time)
Lesson 1: What the P/SAT does and does not test; The Essay: 6 steps to a 6</p>

<p>Friday, October 8: Lesson 2 - 3PM, 5PM, 7PM, 9PM
Lesson 2: Why there cannot be really difficult Math problems; Becoming a Reading Passages Guru (Part 1)</p>

<p>Saturday, October 9 - 10AM, Noon, 2PM, 4PM, 6PM-9PM (approximate)
Lesson 3: Solving Geometry problems step by step; Sentence Completion - Single-Blank questions</p>

<p>Note: There will be “marathon” sessions covering all five lessons on both Saturday and Sunday from 6PM-9PM (approximate)</p>

<p>Sunday, October 10 - 10AM, Noon, 2PM, 4PM, 6PM-9PM (approximate)
Lesson 4: The five grammar mistakes that are guaranteed to be on the test; Becoming a Reading Passages Guru (Part 2)</p>

<p>Monday, October 11 - 3PM, 5PM, 7PM, 9PM
Lesson 5: How to plug in numbers (ETS’s and your own); Sentence Completion - Two-Blank Questions (which require a different approach than single-blank questions)</p>

<p><strong><em>Reminder: You MUST have the 2010 PSAT practice test and Student Guide.</em></strong></p>

<p>To reserve a space (25 student maximum per class) or for further information, please send the following information to <a href="mailto:info@ultimatetestprep.com">info@ultimatetestprep.com</a>:</p>

<p>Name
Grade
Location</p>

<p>You will then be sent a link to access the classroom as well as other information on the classes. If space allows, you may attend different times on different days. </p>

<p>[Ultimate</a> Test Prep](<a href=“http://www.ultimatetestprep.com%5DUltimate”>http://www.ultimatetestprep.com), which officially launches in January 2011, will offer the most comprehensive SAT courses anywhere. </p>

<p>Online tutoring is also available for $75/hour (less than half of what many test prep companies charge). Contact <a href="mailto:info@ultimatetestprep.com">info@ultimatetestprep.com</a> for more details.</p>

<p>Ultimate Test Prep is committed to providing the absolute finest SAT prep courses anywhere, with the fairest prices and the most honest guarantee in the industry. </p>

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<p>Please note: This free course is for students (and parents) only! Employees of other test prep companies are kindly asked not to stop by. That would be downright dishonest.</p>

<p>Final promise: Ultimate Test Prep’s courses will be at least 10,000 times better than its website. All efforts go toward making the best SAT classes possible, not a fancy website. At least for now.</p>