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Best ACT Group Course for $549





✅Top 2% ACT Test Prep Instructor

✅Engaging and Interactive Environment

✅ Small Classroom Size: 10-12 Students

✅ 4 Full-Length, Simulated Practice Tests

✅ Score Improvement Guarantee Provided

✅ Curriculum, Homework Guide, and Practice Tests Included

  

ACT Classroom Schedule and Pricing

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Basic ACT Curriculum

Session 1

General ACT Overview, Textual Evidence, Punctuation, Algebra

The first lecture will encompass an overview of the exam, leading into a breakdown of each section: English, Math, Reading, and Science. General discussion of time management, test-taking strategies, scoring, and methods for each section are also included. This leads into lessons starting to dive into each of the sections, focusing on correct punctuation and sentence structure, order of operations, equations, and inequalities, and comparing answers to the sentence, paragraph, or passage in question in context.

Exam 1

Proctored Exam 1 – Diagnostic Exam

The first proctored exam will be a diagnostic exam designed to gauge where each student is and will be utilized to guide them from there on certain subject areas they may be weak in and reinforce ones they are strong in. Question and topic analytics from each of the sections will be provided with this and every following exam.

Session 2

Review, Words in Context, Word & Phrase Transitions, Systems of Equations

The second English lesson is all about transition words, sentence flow, and the relationship between sentences. The math lesson teaches students about systems of equations, their graphs, and how to solve them. The science lesson involves reading and interpreting tables in conjunction with the information and provided in the passage it’s related to.

Any homework assigned from the previous lecture will be reviewed along with the diagnostic exam. This involves the instructor going over questions that students may have, pointing out common mistakes, and solving them.

Session 3

Review, Main Purpose/Summary, Word Choice & Vocabulary, Linear Functions

The third English lesson is about identifying correct word choice and utilizing vocabulary in tone and style with a passage. The math lesson teaches linear equations, their different forms, graphing them, solving them, and identifying their parts. The reading lesson is all about the main purpose/central claim/summary of the passage/paragraph in question and how to distinguish between vague ideas, overly detailed claims, and true summaries.

Any homework assigned from the previous lecture will be reviewed along with the diagnostic exam. This involves the instructor going over questions that students may have, pointing out common mistakes, and solving them.

Exam 2

Proctored Exam 2

The second proctored exam will be a practice exam meant as a benchmark for how the student has progressed as well as solid practice for the real deal. Taking a practice exam will give students insight into how the actual ACT will feel like and gives students hands on experience. Question and topic analytics from each of the sections will be provided with this and every following exam.

Session 4

Review, Graphs and Figures, Subject-Verb Agreement, Quadratic Functions

The fourth English lesson discusses in detail what a subject-verb agreement is, how to identify each part of it in a sentence, and logically determine its conjugation. Interpreting and solving of quadratic functions are introduced in the math lesson, including factoring, graphing, and the quadratic formula. The science lesson involves analyzing and interpreting graphs in conjunction with the information and provided in the passage it’s related to.

Any homework assigned from the previous lecture will be reviewed along with the previous exam. This involves the instructor going over questions that students may have, pointing out common mistakes, and solving them.

Session 5

Review, Author Reasoning/Anticipate Responses, Sentence Placement, Geometry

The fifth English lesson is about sentence structure, passage flow, and identifying chronological and logical order of ideas. Math in this lecture is all about geometry and everything involved with that including the Pythagorean Theorem, trigonometric functions, circle functions and graphing, and perimeter, area, and volume formulas. The reading lesson delves into what the author’s intention is in terms of the questions and the passage, which is a key strategy to anticipating how a character or person might react to a question’s stimulus.

Any homework assigned from the previous lecture will be reviewed along with the previous exam. This involves the instructor going over questions that students may have, pointing out common mistakes, and solving them.

Exam 3

Proctored Exam 3

The third proctored exam will be another practice exam, following the trend of building up test-taking endurance. Practice exams are meant to be taken as endurance challenges and as a way to give students the confidence they need to tackle the real ACT head on when the time comes. Question and topic analytics from each of the sections will be provided with this and every following exam.

Session 6

Review, Tone/Emotion/Implied Meaning, Specific Requests, Polynomials

The sixth English lesson will simply be the instructor answering specific requests that any student may have in detail, making sure everyone is up to speed. The math lesson is about polynomials, more factoring, polynomial expansion, completing the square, and long and synthetic division. The reading lesson is much more meaning intensive, going over the tone, emotion, implications, and general understanding of any one given passage or sentence.

Any homework assigned from the previous lecture will be reviewed along with the previous exam. This involves the instructor going over questions that students may have, pointing out common mistakes, and solving them.

Session 7

Review, Passage Purpose, Probability/Central Tendency/Unit Conversion, Reading Review

The seventh English lesson will be about the questions asking the student to identify and define the purpose of a passage as a whole. The math lesson continues with new material with central tendency (mean, median, mode, range, standard deviation), probability and determining the numerator and denominator from a word problem, and converting units with dimensional analysis and stepwise conversion. The reading lesson will be a review of evidence-based reading and using answers in context of the passage

Any homework assigned from the previous lecture will be reviewed along with the previous exam. This involves the instructor going over questions that students may have, pointing out common mistakes, and solving them.

Exam 4

Proctored Exam 4

The fourth, and final, proctored exam will be another practice exam, being the final gauge as to how the student will do before the big day. At this point, they will have gone through and studied multiple practice exams along with the lessons they’ve learned in the class, gaining the wherewithal to comfortably and confidently confront the ACT. Question and topic analytics from each of the sections will be provided with this exam.

Session 8

Review, Addition and Deletion, Fractions and Exponents, Comparing Scientific Viewpoints

The eighth English lesson centers around questions asking the student to decide whether or not to delete or add a sentence, requiring them to properly determine if the information given is relevant or not. The math lesson focuses on manipulating fractions in an equation, exponent rules, and recognizing an exponential equation. The science lesson is all about looking at both sides of two passages in a comparative manner, gauging what each author would say about the findings of the other, and determining their specific viewpoints.

Any homework assigned from the previous lecture will be reviewed along with the previous exam. This involves the instructor going over questions that students may have, pointing out common mistakes, and solving them.

Session 9

Review, Combination, Redundancy, and Clarity, Logs and Complex Numbers, Misc. Figures

The ninth, and last, English lesson involves miscellaneous topics not covered as of yet, including combining sentences, recognizing and eliminating redundancies, and making sure ideas are conveyed as clearly as possible. The math lesson is about logarithms, their rules, and how to change the form of the equation to solve them as well as teaching about complex/imaginary numbers. The science lesson involves reading and interpreting miscellaneous figures in conjunction with the information and provided in the passage it’s related to.

Any homework assigned from the previous lecture will be reviewed along with the previous exam. This involves the instructor going over questions that students may have, pointing out common mistakes, and solving them.

Our Approach to Classroom Courses

Our ACT classroom test prep programs are designed with one thing in mind: our students and their high ACT score. This program is unique in several respects. Primarily, no other program can surpass the value that Victory Step brings to the table. Our classroom program includes several weeks of intense yet exciting study that take students through innovatively designed strategies to master fundamentals. There are hundreds of practice problems created with the aim of solidifying these concepts, 4+ real world, timed ACT practice tests that build endurance and confidence, and 34 hours of in-class preparation. Along with a College Board Study Guide book, students receive our curriculum, which is custom to our program; developed by our own master instructors, it is constantly being revised and updated to keep up with the industry standards. All of this is being offered at a fraction of what traditional cookie-cutter companies charge.

Amazing Value for all Classroom Programs

  • Up to 50% lower rates
  • Average Score Improvement: 4 points
  • Average ACT Class Size: 8 – 10 students
  • 34 Hours of In-Class Prep Time
  • 4 Practice ACT Tests to Build Endurance
  • Innovative study material designed by experts
  • Score improvement guarantee on the ACT
  • Taught by intelligent, fun instructors
  • 98th percentile instructors,
  • Flexible programs – repeat/make-up classes

Our Report Card

A+: Parent Approval

“Our son attended the Spring session class for the ACT and found it very helpful. He felt more prepared for the ACT and there were no unexpected surprises. He thinks by taking the practice exam several times he had a better grasp on his approach towards the ACT.

- Aleks H. (Parent)

A+: Dedicated Tutors

“Victory Step really helped me out, my instructor Kiran was great and really worked with everyone to make sure they were prepared for the ACT. My score improved tons and I feel much more confident on my college admission.

- Christinia M. (Student)

A+: Student Recommendation

“I took a ACT classroom with Victory Step in December of last year and would like to tell everyone that I am extremely satisfied with my results… Right now I have received several scholarships for academics and football including Rice and Baylor university!!

- Chris L. (Student)

FAQ: Classroom Course

Are course materials provided with the class?

Yes, all course materials are included in course fee. There are no additional materials to purchase and you will be provided with everything you need to effectively prepare for the SAT or ACT Exam. You will receive everything on the first day of exam or lecture. Our materials include:
- An official study guide with practice tests
- 10 Official Full-Length Practice Tests
- Homework Problems for each lesson
- A comprehensive curriculum book
- Detailed and Analytical score reports for each test.

What if I can’t make it to one of the proctored tests?

Students are allowed to take the test at home and enter their answers online if they are unable to make it to one of our Saturday proctored tests. Students receive printed answer sheets with home testing instructions.

What do I need to bring to my first class?

Since Victory Step is an awesome tutoring company, all you would need to bring is a pencil, calculator, and lots of dedication! We will get you results; we just need you to be ready!

Are the practice tests we take full-length official tests?

Yes, all practice tests are official full-length ACT exams. They are exactly like the ACT you will be taking on the final day. They are designed to simulate the actual test taking experience.

What if I can’t make it to one of the classroom lectures?

Victory Step offers consecutive classroom programs on a different day or location. A student is allowed to miss one lecture, and can be made up with one-on-one tutoring. Please call us if you would like to make up a missed classroom lecture.

What is the average score improvement for your classes?

Victory Step is one of the only companies that records real data from all of its students. With innovative curriculum, intelligent instructors, and extraordinary teaching methodology, our SAT average score improvement is a remarkable 292 points! 3.8 points for the ACT!

Who are Victory Step instructors?

Victory Step tutors are the gurus of SAT and ACT. They are graduates from top universities who have scored in the 98th percentile of the SAT and ACT. But they don't just have the intelligence, they have all undergone a rigorous screening, training, hiring, and development process that enables them to be true masters of the ACT and SAT. Our instructors and tutors are grad students and lawyers, scientists and writers; they all share a love of teaching and tutoring.

Do you cover the SAT/ACT essay?

Yes. We teach essay building and how to write specifically towards the test to help students achieve their maximum essay score. Instructors introduce and teach our approach to the SAT/ACT essay in the Week 3 class. We then have our SAT/ACT Essay Writing Workshop in the Week 4 class. Students will be working on essays at home and in class, with their instructor and peers.

What is Victory Step’s hybrid program?

Victory Step’s hybrid program combines our classroom program with 4 hours of effective in-home one-on-one tutoring. Normally, 4 hours of tutoring cost $360. With the classroom, it would only cost $199 only! On average, a student can raise his/her score by 50 additional points (1 point on ACT) on top of the classroom average score improvement.

Would the ACT course help me prepare for the PSAT?

Our ACT course covers all of the question types and provides students test take strategies and psychology. The ACT has the exact same type of questions as the PSAT, but is more evil and longer in length. Both tests are from the same test maker, The College Board. Our ACT course is a solid preparation for those seeking to apply for a National Merit Scholarship.

Why should I go with Victory Step?

1. We only specialize in SAT/ACT/Academic Subjects.
2. Small and local enough to care about every student.
3. Affordable pricing with satisfaction guarantee.
4. World-class 98 percentile instructors who have personalities!

How soon should I register for one of the classes?

Victory Step is one of the only companies in Dallas, Fort Worth, and Houston with a class size of 10 students (yes, we care about our students!). As soon as we get the 10th student, our classrooms go “out of stock��?. And, to be honest, our awesome classes get filled up quickly (no surprise). For that reason, we recommend that you sign up as soon as you can!

What is the typical classroom size?

Average class size is 8- 10 students. Isn’t that awesome?! We want our students to get the attention they deserve.

Can I sign up for a course if it has already started?

Students can join our classroom or hybrid course if they have missed one lecture. We make the missed classroom session with one-on-one tutoring.

What is the difference between the SAT and ACT exam?

The ACT is analytical whereas the ACT is more curriculum based. The ACT tests you on vocabulary, and the ACT tests you on science-based reading passages. The ACT has tricky less-advanced Math questions, but the ACT has straight-forward more advanced Math questions.

Is my instructor available outside of class?

Our instructors are mentors who care about you as a student. They are passionate about teaching. On the very first day, your instructor will provide you with his/her email and phone number. They get excited if you reach out to them to ask questions. So, to answer the question, they will be available before or after class. You can always call or email them to ask SAT, ACT, college related questions, etc.

Do I need to be serious for your SAT/ACT class?

Some students come to class on their own free-will, while others do because their parents have asked them to attend. The ACT is the single most important test you will take in high school. Your score on this test can determine many life outcomes, and you might not be fully aware of all of the ramifications of your test score. Our ACT class is for serious students who want to improve. Our classes are fun yet challenging. Its simple: take your preparation seriously, exhibit a positive attitude in class, participate fully, complete all of your homework assignments and work hard — you will be successful! Our instructors are easy-going and do their best to make the ACT class entertaining and interesting. Please come to class prepared to learn.

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