I'm Paul Pscolka and I started Ivy Master Learning Center 19 years ago. Ivy Masters offers classroom instruction and private tutoring, both in-person and virtual at the elementary, middle school, and high school level. As well as all the preparation your student needs for the SAT or ACT. We even have a free seminar to prepare students and parents on what to expect from these tests and on the path ahead.
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Ivy Masters was founded on the belief that a solid foundation sets a student up for great SAT and ACT scores. Great scores, in turn, fix a student on a trajectory for the right university— which can lead to the right major, and eventually the right job. Our talented team offers online and in-person instruction to help students build confidence, learn effective testing strategies, and improve their test scores. Visit our Services page to learn more about what we offer and how we can prepare your child for the next step in their education.
We have had much success preparing students for the SAT (up to a 750 point improvement on the old format SAT…up to a 420 point improvement on the current iteration of the test) and ACT (up to a 13 point improvement). We've had students score perfect on both these tests (achieved by 1 in 500 nationwide on the ACT and 1 in 5700 nationwide on the SAT) and countless students score above average for Harvard and Princeton.
Our former students have gone to every Ivy League School (as well as other top universities such as Johns Hopkins and Vanderbilt), and many others have received thousands in scholarship money as a direct result of their SAT/ACT scores.
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Feel free to reach out with any questions either at 732.485.6480 or tutoring@ivymasters.com.
Ivy Masters Learning Center is located at 1810 Englishtown Road in Old Bridge.
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