Nicholas Torkos
“I took the Prepskills SAT preparation course in an attempt to help get myself ready for a May 2009 SAT. I entered the class knowing the general layout and basics of the test, but lacked actual practice. The course was very thorough, as we dissected the SAT bit by bit. I learned countless techniques and tricks which I used to my advantage on the real SAT, and managed to score a full 200 points higher than my initial score. The teacher was a great pleasure to be around, and was able to assist me with any questions or concerns I had. The materials and booklet provided by the course is a goldmine in SAT knowledge and secrets.
I have received many invitations to Universities wanting to accept me because of my high score, and without Prepskills it would not have been possible.”
ABOUT NICHOLAS TORKOS
- Graduated Bayview Secondary School in June 2010
- Attended Pace University in New York City
- Majoring in Information/Technology Systems in the
- Seidenberg School of Computer Science
- Awarded President’s Scholarship of $17,000 a year
As a Grade 10 student, Nicholas took his PSAT in October of 2008 and then again in 2009. His SAT exam in May 2009 gave him the adequate scores to apply to many accredited universities. Nicholas is a US citizen and was eligible for US scholarships and financial aid awards. He sent applications to a total of 13 US universities in the north east with IT programs including Syracuse University, New York University, Boston University and many more. He was accepted to 7 universities with offers of various scholarships and awards.
In conjunction with his very challenging course schedule at Bayview SS, Nicholas enrolled in the Prep-Skills course in January 2009 to prepare him for the May SAT exam. The instructor was able to focus on Nicholas’ needs after he completed the diagnostic exam. Upon completion of the Prep-Skills course, Nicholas had the tools and strategies to successfully complete the SAT exam and bring his score to his intended goal.
Nicholas is very happy with his choice of university and has found the opportunities for his intended career to be readily available.