See why it works.
Interactive lessons connect the expressions on the screen to the ideas underneath them.
The eight-week SAT Math program
A clear weekly plan. Fresh questions that put your understanding to work. Real support when an idea needs another look.
No account or payment needed.
How you’ll learn
Each week has a clear direction. You build understanding, then use it on questions you haven’t seen before.
Interactive lessons connect the expressions on the screen to the ideas underneath them.
Every retry brings fresh questions. The expression changes; the reasoning is what you carry forward.
Live office hours are where you work through difficult ideas and make sense of the places you got stuck.
For parents
Enrollment starts with a conversation between you, your child, and ScholarSeed about goals, schedule, and the commitment involved. Nothing is charged until your child has shown they can keep up.
During the program, you’ll hear how it’s going, and you can always reach us with questions.
How enrollment works
Foundations is the first section, and it’s free. Try sample lessons without an account, or create a free account to work through all of it. Exploring on your own doesn’t start any clock.
Start freeMeet one-on-one to discuss goals, the schedule, and the expected commitment. Email support@scholarseed.com to set one up.
After your consultation, finish Foundations within seven days. Do that, confirm, and you’re enrolled in the eight-week program.
Plan for around two hours a day. Each lesson needs a fully correct attempt before the next one unlocks, and retries bring fresh questions, so the exact time varies (why we require 100%). That week is the best preview of the full program: it shows you and your child what the work feels like before any payment is taken.
The score guarantee
If an enrolled student does everything the program asks and still doesn’t reach 770 in SAT Math, you get the full $2,500 back.
To qualify, the student must have taken the official SAT before the program starts (any score), complete every lesson and checkpoint by the program deadline, then take their next two official SATs within six months. If both Math scores are 760 or below, the fee is refunded.
Read the full guarantee termsWhy 770? Read Is 770 a good SAT Math score? and What SAT Math score do you need for the Ivy League?
Email support@scholarseed.com.
Try Foundations. It’s free and it’s the real teaching, not a trailer. If the lessons click and the pace feels manageable, the full program will feel the same way.
Retrying brings fresh questions, so students practice the idea again instead of memorizing an answer. In the full program, they can bring anything to live office hours.
Then enrollment doesn’t go ahead and nothing is charged. The one-week window only starts after your consultation, so take as long as you like exploring before that.
At the end of the eight weeks. Foundations counts as the first week, followed by seven more.
Start with one idea
See how ScholarSeed teaches before you decide anything.
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