AI-tutored SHSAT math · One student at a time
One-on-one SHSAT tutoring for under $2 an hour.
A private SHSAT tutor in New York runs $100 an hour and up, so most families buy six sessions and hope. This is 24 sessions of 90 minutes over six weeks — 36 hours of one-on-one teaching — for $60, paid once. That is $2.50 a session and about $1.67 an hour.
It is that cheap because the tutor is an AI, and it works because the tutor is never teaching anyone else. The course is ordered by what your child gets wrong, and it is re-cut every week as they work.
The assessment is free, takes one sitting, and you get the written report either way. Already decided? Enroll and take the assessment after.
1:1
Never a group
24
90-minute sessions
4
Scored full sections
$60
Once, not monthly
How it works
1
The assessment, free. One sitting, no time limit, nothing on a record. The tutor asks what your child was thinking when an answer goes wrong, which is where the useful information is. You get the report the same day.
2
Your course plan. Six weeks, topic by topic, ordered by what that report found — gaps first, and every topic on the SHSAT math syllabus somewhere on the plan. You read it before you decide anything.
3
Your four times. Pick four days a week and a time on each, plus a start date. Those slots hold for the whole six weeks. It is one tutor and one student, so there is never a class to hold up if something comes up.
4
Six weeks of teaching, measured four times. Adaptive benchmark exams in weeks 1, 3, 5 and 6 — full scored sections, each one taken apart question by question. The first two run with extra time; the last two run on the real SHSAT clock.
Why this is not a class and not a video course
The course changes. Most do not.
A class of twenty teaches the middle of the room. A recorded course teaches everyone the same thing in the same order. Here what gets taught next is decided by what your child did in the last session — every answer, every timing, every question they asked out loud.
Repetition is on the schedule, not in the small print.
A topic taught once in week one is mostly gone by exam day. Every week goes back over earlier material, and week six teaches nothing new at all — it is a full scored section and the repair work it turns up.
The test techniques, not only the math.
Estimating to eliminate answers. Plugging the choices back in. Picking numbers. Knowing when to leave a question. And the most expensive habit on this exam: answering the question that was asked instead of the one you solved.
Open every day, not only on session nights.
The lessons and question sets never close. The students who gain the most marks are the ones who put in a fifth and sixth stretch on their own, and time outside the four sessions is logged as extra rather than counted against them.
$60 once. Under $2 an hour. Start with the free assessment.
The assessment takes one sitting and you get the report either way. If your child is already clearing the cutoff for the school they want, we will tell you that instead of selling you six weeks.
$60 one-time fee, no recurring charge. Covers the SHSAT math section: 24 one-on-one sessions of 90 minutes over six weeks, scheduled with you and confirmed at enrollment. Instruction is delivered by our AI tutor, one student at a time. Assessment and benchmark scores are estimates and are not official DOE scores; specialized high school cutoffs move year to year. The assessment is free and creates no obligation.