1:1 SAT/ACT tutoring
Packages of 8 to 12 online sessions, with lessons built from your student's diagnostic results.
Online SAT/ACT and college math tutoring
Sessions with Ben Fichter start with a free diagnostic practice test and end with written notes sent to parents.
Your student takes a full-length practice test. You get a score report that shows where points are being lost.
We spend 20 minutes reviewing the results and agreeing on a plan, including whether tutoring makes sense at all.
Your student meets with me on video. After each session, I send you written notes on what we covered and what to practice.
Before you pay for anything, you get all of this, free:
You keep the report and the plan whether or not you ever work with me.
Packages of 8 to 12 online sessions, with lessons built from your student's diagnostic results.
Four to six students per class, with the same diagnostic-driven approach and practice together.
Calculus I to III, linear algebra, differential equations, and statistics, one-on-one or as exam-week group reviews.
I'm Ben Fichter. I'm a National Merit Scholar and Dean's Scholar, studying Computer Engineering and Mathematics at the University of Maryland.
I teach in three parts: understand why a method works, practice under test conditions, and review every mistake until it stops repeating.
No. Nobody can honestly promise a score, and I do not publish average increases. What I do commit to is a clear plan based on the diagnostic, regular practice between sessions, and written feedback after every session so you can see what is happening. If the plan is not working, I will tell you and change it.
Sessions happen on a video call with a shared digital whiteboard, so we both write and draw on the same page. Your student needs a computer or tablet, a working camera and microphone, a stable internet connection, and paper and a pencil for practice problems. Sessions run 60 minutes TODO: confirm session length. After each session I email the parent written notes: what we covered, what went well, and what to practice before the next one.
Your student takes a full-length SAT or ACT practice test. A full SAT takes a little over two hours and a full ACT takes about three, plus breaks TODO: confirm test formats and delivery method. I score it and send you a report that shows results by section and by topic, so you can see where points are being lost and why. Then we have a 20-minute call, with the parent, to go over the results and talk through a plan. There is no obligation to continue.
You get a full practice test, a score report, and a 20-minute call. Nothing to pay and no obligation.