| SAT Program | Details |
|---|---|
| What is the SAT? | • A standardized test used for admission to international and overseas universities • Assesses 3 main skills: Critical Reading, Writing and Language, and Math |
| Why study SAT? | • To increase opportunities for admission to international/overseas universities • Can be used for scholarship applications • Develops university-level Academic English skills • Trains systematic analytical and problem-solving skills |
| Additional Benefits of Studying SAT | • Skills gained from SAT can be applied to IELTS/TOEFL/ACT and help students adapt more easily to international programs |
| Who Should Study SAT? | • Grade 10–12 students planning to enter international or overseas universities • International/EP students who want to improve Verbal skills • Students who are strong in academic reading |
| Faculties/Majors That Use SAT | • BBA/EBA/BE • Engineering, Computer Science • Communication Arts International Program, IR/PPE, Psychology, Biomedical, IT, Data Science, including applications to universities in the USA, Canada, and Europe |
| What Students Will Gain | • Faster academic reading skills • Logical and critical thinking skills • Stronger foundation for studying at international universities |
| Class Schedule | • Saturday 09:00–12:00 • Sunday 09:00–12:00 • Wednesday 17:00–20:00 |
| Learning Formats | • On-site classes at the institute • Live online classes • Recorded online classes (Rerun) |
| Highlights | • Students take a pre-class diagnostic test every session, with score reports provided to track progress and learning development concretely |
Standard SAT Course
⭐ Premium Course (Recommended Program)
A comprehensive program designed to maximize students’ success.
SAT Class Schedule
Students Can Choose from 3 Learning Formats
