Most Test Prep Starts With a Course. Falcon Starts With the Student.
1-on-1 SAT, ACT, and MCAT prep built around how you actually think, where you lose points, and what you need to improve.
We look at the questions you miss, the way you approach them, and the math, science, reading, or English concepts that may still be getting in the way.
Then we work on the specific skills and test strategies you need—rather than putting you through the same prep course as everyone else.
Prefer to Text? 682-209-0952
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
"I spent months working through practice books on my own and my score wouldn't budge. Working 1-on-1 with Falcon completely changed how I looked at the science and math sections. He showed me the exact patterns I was missing and helped me raise my score 4 points."
— Michael T., High School Junior
Why More Practice Doesn’t Always Lead to a Higher Score.
You can work through an entire prep book, watch hours of videos, or sit through a full course and still keep missing the same kinds of questions.
The problem is that those resources cannot always tell you why you missed them.
An answer key can show you the right answer, but not your thinking. It cannot see the step where your reasoning went off track or why one answer looked more convincing than another.
A set course has to cover everything. That means spending time on skills you may already know while the few areas costing you the most points may not get enough attention.
Practice without feedback can reinforce the same mistakes. Doing more questions is useful only if you understand what went wrong and know what to change the next time.
Timing creates a completely different challenge. Knowing how to solve a problem is one thing. Recognizing it quickly, choosing an approach, and finishing it under test-day time limits is another.
That is where 1-on-1 prep becomes different: we can look at the mistake itself, figure out why it happened, and work on the specific skill or decision that needs to change.
1-on-1 Test Prep With Someone Who Has Taken These Exams
Falcon sessions are taught 1-on-1 by an instructor who has personally taken and scored highly on the SAT, ACT, and MCAT.
That matters because strong test prep is about more than knowing the content. It is also about recognizing what a question is asking, noticing the traps in the answer choices, managing time, and knowing when to move on.
Instead of working through a generic lesson, we look at how you approach the questions you miss.
Where did the reasoning change direction?
Was the problem a content gap, a rushed decision, a misread question, or not knowing which strategy to use?
That gives us something specific to work on—and helps you become much more deliberate about how you approach the test.
Targeted Support Tailored to Your Specific Exam
Core Focus: Math, Reading, Writing/English, and ACT Science.
What We Do: We rebuild forgotten algebra and geometry rules, master tricky grammar mechanics, teach you how to navigate dense reading passages quickly without re-reading, and build a personalized pacing plan for every section.
Core Focus: Chem/Phys, Bio/Biochem, and CARS (Critical Analysis & Reasoning Skills).
What We Do: We help you connect complex science principles visually while teaching you how to deconstruct dense CARS passages. You'll learn how to identify main arguments instantly and answer reasoning questions without second-guessing yourself.
How We Rebuild Your Approach and Raise Your Score
Step 1: Look at How You Personally Solve Problems
We review your previous test work together to see where your thought process gets off track; whether you're misreading question stems, missing a core algebra rule, or losing time on specific problem types.
Step 2: Repair Your Exact Concept Gaps
We fix the specific math or science concepts you are missing so you never have to rely on educated guesses.
Step 3: Practice Under Real Time Limits
We work through actual, retired exam questions together in real time. You learn how to spot question patterns instantly, manage your time naturally, and answer with complete accuracy.
100% Customized Coaching That Fits Your Schedule
Tailored to You Every Single Session: No canned lesson plans. Every minute is spent on the exact questions and topics where you need to gain points.
Interactive Real-Time Work: We work through problems together on a shared digital screen, allowing me to see your exact steps as you solve them so we can fix mistakes on the spot.
Flexible Around Your Life: Designed to fit easily around high school athletics, AP workloads, college lab schedules, or part-time jobs.
PROGRAM FAQs
Q: Do I work directly with you, or will I be handed off to a junior tutor?
You work 1-on-1 directly with me. Every session is led by an instructor who has personally taken and aced these exact exams.
Q: How is this different from buying a prep book or doing an online video course?
Prep books and video courses give everyone the exact same information. They can't see your work, point out why you made a specific error, or adapt to your pace. 1-on-1 coaching focuses entirely on your specific strengths, weak spots, and thought process.
Q: When should we start preparing for the test?
For the SAT or ACT, starting 8 to 12 weeks before your test date gives us plenty of time to build your foundations and pacing. For the MCAT, students typically benefit from 3 to 6 months of steady coaching.
Q: How do we figure out whether I should take the SAT or ACT?
Q: Do you teach the English and Reading sections too?
Yes, absolutely. We cover the entire test. That includes SAT Reading & Writing, ACT English & Reading, and MCAT CARS. We teach you the exact grammar rules tested, show you how to analyze dense reading passages efficiently under time pressure, and help you spot misleading answer choices across every section.
It comes down to how you handle timing and question style. The SAT gives you slightly more time per question but rephrases math concepts in tricky ways. The ACT moves much faster, but the questions are more direct. On our phone call, we can review your background and decide which test suits you best.
Ready to Figure Out What’s Keeping Your Score From Moving?
Let’s look at your current scores, what you’ve already tried, and where the missed points are coming from.
From there, we can determine whether 1-on-1 prep is the right fit and what you would need to work on before test day.