TESTIMONIALS

WaveLength taught me good tips for reading and writing, and I was taught ways to solve SAT math problems, solving them quickly, using logic and accurately.

After taking the WaveLength course I feel more confident in my ability to do well on the SAT. Before taking it, I did not not attempt test problems that I did not at first understand. Although I did find the math course more helpful than the English, I now look at the questions in both subjects in a new and more effective way.

WaveLength has been very beneficial and positive. As long as you do the work it pays off.

I just want to thank you guys in advance for everything I’ve learned over the last 6 weeks; mainly about my test taking habits and what I need to change to achieve my goals. That sounded super cheesy when I re-read that but it’s true.

Hi Marlee, I hope this message finds you well. I came across this e-mail from you urging me to look into the CH department at Tufts as a high school senior. Fast forward four years and you'll find a CH and Spanish double major, accomplished thesis writer (I interviewed 20 hispanic backstretch workers-- 10 H-2B and 10 undocumented in Spanish and determined whether or not the H-2B guest worker program, in its current model, could serve as a large-scale national program for our nation's undocumented workers--soon to be published (fingers crossed), and departmental award winner. I decided not to delete this e-mail in my comprehensive inbox purge and instead reflected on the impact you have had on my academic and life trajectory. I've never been able to articulate how your guidance throughout my senior year not only helped improve my SAT scores, but more importantly forced me to look inward and really discover my own interests and passions and begin to formulate my "life plan". I am now at graduate school at tufts, pursuing an MPH. I am applying to medical school next fall. I work as a volunteer interpreter at the Parker Clinic in Red Bank and at a free clinic here in Boston. Honduraide is still up and running and I'm focusing on procuring funding for a new burn unit. This fall, I TA-ed Intro to community health. This is a long-overdue thank you but I hope you are doing well and enjoying getting to know another Johnson family member (only one more left after Alessandra…!). As an extension of our verbal sessions, I continue to barrage Alessandra with SAT vocab (she may not be the biggest fan BUT she did state that my continued use of "egregious" helped her decide between gregarious and egregious on the SAT). PS: At Tufts, I developed a relationship with the admissions counselor who read my application. I will forever be known in the admissions department as "nalgene girl." Best,

It was a great group setting. Andrea taught me different methods and I learned a lot especially in English. In Reading I also learned different strategies on how to read the passages. I see myself doing well in subjects that I was not doing well in before.

Wavelength was a great experience. I learned the strategies necessary to succeed and felt myself improving with every class; This ensured that I was always motivated to do the work for the course. The classes themselves were actually quite enjoyable. Marlee is a pleasure to be around and so much can be learned from her, and that isn't limited to SAT information. With her help I achieved an 800 in critical reading! Matt is an awesome teacher who instills confidence in his students. With their help I got a 2200 and into Cornell University!

WaveLength was a very convenient way to prepare myself for the SAT. One great thing was that they had an earlier and a later time, allowing me to have a flexible schedule of when I wanted to go. The teachers were great and were even willing to meet with me outside of school for any extra help.

I learned a lot more than I ever thought I would. I didn’t believe that getting a good SAT score was an option until now. Thanks So Much!

Going into this class, I was very self-conscious about what I knew in comparison to the other kids and if I was going to even be able to pick up and learn new things. Each week I can honestly say that I learned something new from Matt and Marlee that I can put towards my SATs, and life. I have learned that there are numerous, often easier ways, to tackle math problems, and my vocab and understanding of grammar has greatly improved. I plan on taking the next course, and cannot wait.