Complete & Comprehensive Standardized Testing Analysis
Test Prep Wizards (TPW) uses advanced analytics to analyze tests and provide institutions, schools, tutors, and individuals highly personalized and incredibly detailed score reporting for SATs, ACTs, and many other standardized tests. In addition, we use our intimate knowledge of not only the content on tests, but also the trends of the tests to provide the same populations with incredibly cost-effective and efficient methods of preparation. These high-stakes tests are ever changing and, unlike many other companies with tens of thousands of already printed (and thus paid for) books in warehouses, we adjust our materials, reporting, and algorithms with every released test or press release.
Register for a Diagnostic SAT or ACT at Our Fairfield Location
Understanding where you are starting is the beginning of the test preparation journey. Take a proctored exam, and receive a comprehensive score report outlining your strengths and weaknesses.
All tests come with a free consultation and are held at our Fairfield office.
For new clients, to register for a test, please fill out the following form to create a free TutorBird account: Student Registration.
For existing customers (those with TutorBird accounts), log in to your account.
You’ll be able to see test dates and times (NOTE: in summer 2024, we’re hosting exams most Mondays, Wednesdays, and occasional weekends. If those days/times do not work for you, please let us know—we may be able to provide testing at other times).
Case Studies
Ansonia High School
Test Prep Wizards provided three SATs to 40 students in 2015 and again in 2016 along with full diagnostic reporting for the company running an SAT program. Using the information in the Test Prep Wizards score reports, the company was able to put together an action plan for the students.
Method
Divide students into two sets of math classes and two sets of verbal classes based on scores from the initial test.
Results
Students in the program who took all three tests went up an average of 123 points (58 on math, 65 on verbal). These scores are on the 1600 scale.
