ACT, SAT prep | New Leaves Tutoring and Counseling Services LLC

Test prep tutoring: ACT, SAT, SSAT, PSAT, WIDA, GED, and ASVAB

Does my teenager need tutoring for the ACT and SAT?

Does your teen want a higher score on one or more sections of the ACT or SAT?
Is your teen's score low in one or two areas and high in others?
Did your teen tell you that he or she ran out of time on these tests or that it's hard to know what the test is asking?
Has your teen had difficulty taking standardized tests before?
Does your teen need help preparing for the tests?
Does your teen learn better individually or in a small class?

(rather than a class of 30 students)

Is English not your child's first language?

Special Note: the ACT.org website has an application for "accommodation and English Learner supports." This application must be submitted by the late registration deadline. Find this information on the ACT.org website home page.

Recent ACT composite score improvements:

27 up to 30; 31 up to 32; 28 up to 31; 24 up to 28; 29 up to 31; 28 up to 32; 23 up to 34; and 24 up to 33; 28 up to a 34, 30 up to 34, 29 up to 32

(note: the top 5% of all test takers scored 28 and above, up to 36)

Two students wanting U of M Dearborn admissions raised their scores from 21 up to 26 and 22 up to 26, both were successfully admitted. Students admitted to University of Michigan, Ann Arbor as well with scores of 34.

Recent testimonial: "These strategies and the practice really helped me, I felt so much more prepared and confident going into the test."