SAT Exam Prep

SAT/ACT Blended Prep- September 8-18, 2020

SAT/ACT BLENDED PREP SEPTEMBER START ZOOM ONLINE SIGNUP

SAT/ACT Blended Prep
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September SAT-ACT Reading 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Zoom $999.00 USDSeptember SAT-ACT Math 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM Zoom $999.00 USD

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SAT EXAM CRAM

Two Weeks of September SAT Prep

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SAT EXAM PREP FOR 10TH & 11TH GRADERS

Prep for the December 5th, 2020 SAT

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SAT 2020 Sept-Start Saturday 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM Zoom $2,500.00 USDSAT 2020 Sept-Start Saturday 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM Zoom $2,500.00 USDSAT 2020 Sept-Start Sunday 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM Zoom $2,500.00 USD

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Saturday & Sunday Morning & Afternoon In-Person Queens Instructor: Kareem

KAREEM will begin Harvard University’s Graduate School of Law and Harvard Business School, in pursuit of a JD/MBA dual degree. Kareem graduated from the Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science at Columbia University. In college, Kareem served as the president of Columbia’s chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers, helped Columbia administration to organize career fairs, and engaged students in Harlem by teaching a curriculum he created on the topic of Computer Science. Some of his college coursework included: all levels of calculus, differential equations, physics, chemistry, thermodynamics, and fluid dynamics. Kareem receiving a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering along with a minor in Applied Mathematics and finishing with a 3.7 GPA is just the beginning; he was decorated with a slew of academic and leadership awards, scholarships from Columbia and Fortune 500 companies, and offers for engineering roles at a variety of companies. Kareem chose to start his engineering career at Exxon Mobil in Houston where he held a position as an Integrity Engineer, was decorated with company-internal awards, and ranked in the top percentage of his peers. ExxonMobil, one of the world’s largest publicly traded energy providers and chemical manufacturers, develops and applies next-generation technologies to help safely and responsibly meet the world’s growing needs for energy and high-quality chemical products. Kareem recently transitioned to a project management position at a small firm to broaden his skill-set and take on more responsibility. Kareem graduated from York Specialized High School as an AP Scholar with Distinction. He took many tough classes at York which included: AP Physics (Mechanics and Electricity/Magnetism), AP Chemistry, AP BC Calculus, AP English, and more. Kareem started tutoring students while he was still in high school. Kareem’s love for teaching has not wavered throughout the years. He still makes time to tutor for the SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, SHSAT, and STEM classes such as Physics, Chemistry, and Calculus. Kareem is a proud son of Jamaican immigrants. Born and raised in Queens, New York, Kareem is the first in his family to pursue a JD and an MBA. He was the first to attend an Ivy League college as well. His journey to this point has been inspirational. Kareem is also an excellent source of support for his students, helping them navigate the college and graduate school admissions process long after being his pupils. Kareem has exceptionally strong math skills; he scored in the 99th percentile on all three math regents (Algebra, Algebra 2/Trig, and Geometry). We are extremely fortunate that Kareem will be available to teach SAT classes in-person at Kweller Queens during the fall 2020 semester.

Saturday Morning & Afternoon Zoom Online Instructor: Mo A.

MO A. graduated from New York University (NYU) with a Master’s Degree in Computer Science with a focus on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI). He graduated from NYU with 2 Bachelor’s Degrees in 4 years; one as a double major in Math and Electrical Engineering, the other as a double major in Computer Science and Computer Engineering. Some of the classes Mo took were in advanced Differential Geometry, Analytical Geometry, Topology, Computer Vision, and Natural Language Understanding. He maintained a 3.9/4.0 GPA throughout his undergraduate career and held a 4.0/4.0 as an NYU graduate student. Mo started his career at NYU at an early age; he took Calculus in 7th grade. All throughout high school, he took undergraduate and graduate-level Math and Computer Science courses at NYU. Entering his Freshman year of undergrad, he had already completed over half the coursework required for his majors. Mo graduated from the Baccalaureate School for Global Education in Queens, receiving the IB diploma. On the IB Math exam, he was ranked 11th out of 34,000 students internationally. He scored a 2200/2400 on the SAT (the breakdown of 800/800 Math, 700/800 Reading, 700/800 Writing), and an 800/800 on SAT 2 Math 2, and 800/800 on SAT 2 Physics. He has 11 years of tutoring experience; in high school, he had already been a part of NYU Courant’s tutoring program in Math and Computer Science. This is Mo’s 7th year at Kweller Prep. After graduating from NYU, Mo worked as a Software Engineer at Google. Mo currently works at Instagram as a Machine Learning research engineer. Mo often shares that he enjoys tutoring students at Kweller Prep. He has taught SHSAT, SAT, and all upper-level math and science courses at Kweller Prep, including AP Calculus AB and BC and AP Physics. When not at Kweller Prep, Mo can be found at the nearby gym. Over the years, he has researched a lot about health and fitness and has invested a lot of time into developing mental and physical health.

Sunday Morning Zoom Online Instructor: Melissa

Melissa attends Boston University in Massachusetts on scholarship. At college, Melissa is on a pre-medical track, majoring in Neuroscience. She is the treasurer of her school’s Taiwanese American student association. Her current college coursework includes Biochemistry, Physics, Drugs and Behavior, and Translational Research in Alzheimer’s Disease. Melissa graduated from Townsend Harris High School in 2018 with a where she was the Girls Varsity Fencing Champion, Lead Witness in Mock Trial, Moot Court, Competitor of the Regional Champion of the Science Olympiad Team in Forensics, Wood Building, and Experimental design, and was the Director of Film and Media of its award-winning and student-funded literary and arts magazine, The Phoenix. Her high school AP course load included taking AP Macroeconomics, AP Psychology, AP US History, AP Computer Science Principles, AP World History, and AP English Language. She also completed college classes directly at Queens College which counted for 12 credits at Boston University. Melissa has successfully taught Kweller Prep‘s SAT program for two summers and received glowing reviews as well as Kweller’s HUNTER program. Throughout the summer of 2020, Melissa taught in-person classes at Kweller Queens. She served as a PSAT instructor and SAT class tutor. Melissa is a talented teacher, able to put all her students’ minds at ease. She thoroughly explains each and every question to her students, so they understand. Even in a class setting, Melissa makes personalized time for each student. In Boston, she works as a research assistant at the All of Us Research Program, the most diverse NIH funded research program, and as a Fundraising Assistant at the Donor Relations Office to oversee impact reports to donors of her university. When not at Kweller Prep, Melissa can be seen taking walks and writing songs.

Sunday Afternoon Zoom Online Instructor: Zaid

Zaid Sarmad is currently a sophomore at Emory University. There he currently takes Physics II, Biology II, Chemistry II, Comparative Politics, and Statistics. Attending on nearly a full scholarship, he is the Outreach Director for East Atlanta Camp Kesem, an organization that holds a free camp for kids whose parents have cancer. He also is a research assistant for the Social Emotional Ethical Learning Center. Last summer, Zaid volunteered for his local Assemblywoman and continued research at NYU Langone, while working at Kweller Prep. In 2018, Zaid graduated from Bronx Science where he maintained a 4.0 GPA. He took 10 APs, in all the Core Sciences, Calculus BC, and more. He received a 1560 on the SATs and a 35 on the ACTs. At Bronx Science, he was the Director of the Big Sibs Program, President of the League of Presidents, Vice President of Bronx Science’s Amnesty International, a member of the S.O. Cabinet, and the Judicial Board. He has taken the Math Level II, the Biology and Chemistry SAT 2 exams and revived 700+ on all of them. Zaid began working at Kweller Prep in 2018, and since then has tutored in a variety of subjects including all high school level maths & sciences, PSAT, SAT, ACT, SAT 2 Subject tests, and assisted with college applications. During his free time, Zaid likes to listen to audiobooks and to bike.

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Starting 2017, the college board will offer the SAT test in August. This is amazing news! This is an A+ opportunity to get the SAT test over with before you start 11th grade so you can focus on your core classes, AP classes, internships, AP’s and college-now classes in grades 11 and 12. The best part is that you can attend Kweller Test Prep and study all Summer and take the SAT a week after our intensive summer camp end! Sign up, Enjoy, and good luck!

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