At Edison Prep, we work with students to help them achieve their goals in standardized testing and in college admissions.

We are a small team of full-time, talented SAT/ACT tutors with 120,000+ hours of tutoring experience who help students familiarize themselves with the test material and boost their scores. Edison provides tutoring for the ACT, SAT, and PSAT. We help students worldwide: last year we worked with students in 26 states and 6 countries! Check out our full bio here!

Brian and Silvia Eufinger, the founders of Edison Prep, personally teach all of the SAT and ACT group classes and work alongside the rest of the 12-person team doing private tutoring whenever not teaching group classes.

The Edison Prep team is frequently invited to speak about test prep, college admissions, and scholarships at PTSA meetings at Atlanta-area high schools as well as Edison Prep’s free parent meetings. They have spoken at national education conferences and are sought-after guests on national podcasts on education and cutting the cost of college.

Services

Individual Tutoring

Our private tutoring packages allow for the most personalized instruction; all lessons are taught at the student’s unique learning pace. About 15% of our students do pure private tutoring.

Group Classes

Group classes are optimal for students who are looking for a more affordable alternative to 1-on-1 private tutoring. These group classes are designed for students with initial SAT scores between 1010 and 1390 or 20-29. Group classes are available to students nationwide via both virtual classes and in-person classes in Atlanta. About 30% of students do our group class by itself, while 55% of students do a class before the first exam, followed by private tutoring for fine-tuning prior to the second exam (“hybrid” tutoring).

Edison Prep’s Mantra

Practice makes perfect. Your experience with concepts from practice tests will help you stay cool, calm and collected during the real thing. If you hit a bad patch of questions, don’t stress and just re-focus. Remember: students who miss over a dozen questions can still score in the top 2%!

View Testimonials from recent clients.