Reserve your seat and learn
how to add +200 SAT points — and get your child into college

Free public event for Frisco-area parents of 9th–⁠11th graders

At the event you'll learn:
What changed in the SAT 2025–2028
How to save $100,000+ on college with National Merit
The exact SAT score your child's target colleges expect

Sat, Oct 24 or Sun, Oct 25 · 12:00 PM or 3:00 PM

Limited seats

Must-attend for parents of future college students

Free · limited seats · 30-second sign-up

Registration for these dates is closed

All sessions have started. We run these events regularly, and you don't have to wait for the next one.

Book a free consultation

or message us on WhatsApp and we'll invite you to the next event

5.0 · 1,472 Google reviews

Sat, Oct 24 · Sun, Oct 25 12:00 PM or 3:00 PM CT 9355 John W. Elliott Dr, Suite 25, Frisco, TX 75033

Does this sound like your family?

Seven things we hear from Frisco parents almost every week — and what we'll do about each one at the event.

My child is in the top 10% of the class — but a 1200 SAT won't open the doors we're aiming for.

Top-10% at school is no longer enough. We'll show what score your target colleges actually expect.

School doesn't prepare them for the SAT — and the free district spots were gone before we heard about them.

That's exactly why the program exists. You'll see the full plan.

We're not sure if it's too early — or already too late.

There is a scoring window in 9th–10th grade that decides National Merit — 11th grade is still in time. We'll map it for your grade.

The SAT is digital and adaptive now — the strategies that worked for our older kids don't work anymore.

We'll show how the adaptive test is scored and what actually changes in practice.

Our neighbor's kid got waitlisted with a 4.0. What moves a student off a waitlist?

Waitlists work differently now. We'll explain the new system and where the score matters most.

Four years of college can cost $330,000. We'd rather earn the scholarship than take the loan.

A 1500 SAT is worth $100,000+ in merit aid. We'll do the math live.

I just want to know I've done everything possible for my child's admission.

Leave with a clear plan for your student — whether or not you join the program.

Free · 12:00 PM or 3:00 PM · 30-second sign-up

See our results

Real students, real 150–300 SAT point increases — most of them started right where your student is now.

+173

Average SAT point gain across our students

Ishita

1190

1470

+280 National Merit track

Snigdha G.

1160

1360

+200

Atharv W.

1110

1290

+180

Karthikeya K.

1320

1470

+150 National Merit candidate

Keshav V.

1160

1320

+160

Google Reviews

5.0

1,472 reviews

Amy

Parent of a 10th grader

2 weeks ago

Instrumental in getting my daughter an "A" in Pre-AP Pre-Cal and a 100-point improvement on her Math SAT score.

Posted on Google

Thanvi N.

Student

1 month ago

I grew my score 400 points to get a 1480, and felt safe and comfortable in my learning environment the whole way.

Posted on Google

Arjun S.

Student

3 weeks ago

I came in at 1020, not really believing I could do better. Then I hit 1390 and finally felt like college was within reach.

Posted on Google

Free · 12:00 PM or 3:00 PM · 30-second sign-up

Meet our elite, top-1% teachers

Rochelle Miranda

J.D. · Verbal

20+ years tutoring with a calm, structured approach and a +250-point average improvement.

Brittany Whitestone

J.D. · Verbal

20+ years tutoring; a +250-point average student improvement.

Stephen McKeown

J.D. / Ph.D. · Math & Verbal

12+ years coaching; took a student from 1180 to a 1580 (+400 points), plus multiple 1500+ scorers.

Free · 12:00 PM or 3:00 PM · 30-second sign-up

What changed — and what's coming

The SAT of 2028 is not the SAT your older kids took

Since 2024 the test is fully digital and adaptive — the strategies that worked for older siblings no longer work. And the rules keep changing every test year through 2028.

Digital & adaptive: the second module gets harder or easier depending on the first — one strategy no longer fits all.

A calculator is allowed on every math question — and it changes what "showing work" means.

Revealed at the event

The 2026 test-year rule that gets students turned away at the door.Revealed at the event

The new seat-waitlist system for full test centers in Frisco / DFW.Revealed at the event

The scoring window most 9th–10th grade parents miss.Revealed at the event

What to expect from the test through 2027–2028.Revealed at the event

All of it — plus a printed summary — in your free gift guide when you register.

Free · 12:00 PM or 3:00 PM · 30-second sign-up

CIRQLE student with National Merit Scholarship certificate alongside proud parents in Frisco

SAT is a path to National Merit Scholarship

1,500 SAT score = $100,000+ saved

Top ~1% on the PSAT/SAT = National Merit = $100,000+ in scholarships.

The qualifying test is in October of 11th grade. We'll show the timeline for your student's grade at the event.

Free · 12:00 PM or 3:00 PM · 30-second sign-up

After the event

If you join: the Fall cohort

Fall cohort · starts November 4 Tue + Thu evenings, Sat mornings · 7 weeks Groups of up to 20 In Frisco or live online — same class Pricing & plans — presented at the event

Elite, 99th-percentile teachers

Math, Verbal & SAT skills taught by top-1% instructors with J.D./Ph.D. credentials.

Progress reports

Reports + on-demand parent calls.

Community

Networking events & group chats.

Personalized program

A diagnostic-built plan, tuned weekly for your student.

Full-length SAT mock tests

Supervised practice tests, scored and reviewed.

Platform + AI helper

1-yr platform, 6-mo AI tutor.

College-counseling workshops

How U.S. admissions really works — strategy, essays, and applications.

Completion celebration

A cohort completion event.

Best space in Frisco

Premium campus at 25N Coworking.

CIRQLE does what other SAT programs don't

Other programs

CIRQLE

FALL COHORT

Instruction hours

25–30 hours

40 + up to 60 hours

Scope

Only SAT

SAT + College Counselling

Learning plan

No personalized plan

Personalized plan

Community

No community events

Community events

College counselling

None

Counselling sessions

Teachers

Standard teachers

99th-percentile

SAT rule updates 2025–2028

Not covered

Built into the plan

Free · 12:00 PM or 3:00 PM · 30-second sign-up

Questions parents ask

What happens at the event? +

About 1.5 hours: what's new in the SAT 2025–2028 → what your student's target colleges actually expect → the scholarship timeline for your grade → how the Fall cohort works, the teachers, real results → pricing and plans. Then time with a teacher for your family's questions.

Which session should I pick? +

Same presentation every time. Pick whichever day and time works — if plans change, message us and we'll move you.

Should my student come too? +

Yes — there's a short block for students on what changed in the test and how to prepare. Most families come together.

Is the event really free? +

Yes — 100% free, in person, no obligation. You'll leave with a clear plan whether or not you join the program.

Is this just a sales pitch? +

We'll present the program honestly — including pricing. But most of the presentation is the SAT update, the admissions picture and the scholarship math — useful even if you never enroll.

My student is in 9th grade — isn't it too early? +

It's the best time: the PSAT that decides National Merit is taken in October of 11th grade, and the students who start in 9th–10th are the ones who reach 1500+. Come and see the timeline.

Why limited seats? +

In person, a small room, real time with a teacher for every family. When a session is full, we close registration for that session.

What if we can't make any of these? +

We run two weekends back to back — Oct 24–25 and Oct 31–Nov 1. Register for whichever fits, or message us on WhatsApp and we'll invite you to the next one. Your gift guide arrives either way.

What's the gift? +

A free parent guide — sent to you by email and text right after registration, and printed for you at the event.

Reserve your seat

You get one chance to help your child get this right.

Some families pay full tuition. Others earn it back with one score.

Free and in person in Frisco: what's new in the SAT and how to add +200 points. Pick your day, add your details — your seat is locked in and your gift guide is on its way right away.

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Sat, Oct 24 · Sun, Oct 25 12:00 PM or 3:00 PM CT 9355 John W. Elliott Dr, Suite 25, Frisco, TX 75033

Limited seats per session — kept small so every family gets time with a teacher

Free · 12:00 PM or 3:00 PM · 30-second sign-up

5.0 · 1,472 Google reviews · serving Frisco since 2020

Registration for these dates is closed

All sessions have started. We run these events regularly, and you don't have to wait for the next one.

Book a free consultation

or message us on WhatsApp and we'll invite you to the next event

Frisco family opening a college acceptance letter

Reserve your seat and learn
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