In-person SAT and ACT prep in Parsippany, NJ

At 108 US-46, Parsippany, NJ 07054. Saturday classes run from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The phone number is 973-566-5193 and the email is parsippany@y2academy.com. A second campus is in Bridgewater, at 1311 Prince Rodgers Ave.

Digital SAT prep over 18 full Saturdays, in a fall and a spring cohort, and the 10-Saturday ACT program, all from 9 AM to 5 PM. The campus also runs one-to-one college counseling, Academic Navigator for grades 6–8, and the Applied GenAI & Agent Engineering course for adults.

SAT classes are capped at ten, at both campuses, so an instructor can reach every student within a session and see the work as it happens rather than finding out at the next test.

Fall SAT 2026 runs September 5 through January 16, and Spring SAT 2027 runs January 9 through May 15. Both are 18 Saturdays, 9 AM to 5 PM, at the Parsippany and Bridgewater locations. The ACT track runs on a rolling 10-Saturday calendar, so a student can start any Saturday. Summer, fall and winter 2027 cohorts are published too. See the full 2027 SAT schedule.

Yes. The ACT program is ten full Saturdays built for the enhanced ACT (shorter test, optional Science, a three-section composite), at both the Parsippany and Bridgewater campuses. Enrollment is rolling, so a student can start any Saturday, and the next target test is the February 27, 2027 ACT. Flexible payment plans and installment options are available, and we will walk through them with you in a free consultation. ACT program details

Location only, for the test-prep programs: Digital SAT prep (18 Saturdays), the ACT program (10 Saturdays) and college counseling run at both, on the same calendar and with the same class size, so families choose whichever is the easier Saturday drive. Academic Navigator and Applied GenAI meet at the Parsippany campus only. About the Bridgewater campus

Earlier than most families expect. Early Decision and Early Action deadlines fall around November 1 of senior year, and digital SAT scores take about two weeks to arrive, so the last comfortable test date is the October before that. A student who wants one retake needs both attempts inside the August, September and October administrations. Sophomore summer is the point where the calendar is still open enough to allow it.

Students who complete the program and do not reach a 320-point score improvement receive 18 additional days of instruction at no cost. Eligibility depends on attendance and completing assigned homework and practice tests; the full terms are covered on a consultation call.

Program investment varies by course format and duration, so it is discussed on a call rather than listed here. A free consultation covers which program fits the student, what the schedule looks like alongside school, and what the commitment involves.

Yes. A full-length digital diagnostic under timed conditions establishes a real starting point and breaks the result down by question type, which is what the study plan is built from. Request a free diagnostic

No. No counselor can, and anyone who says otherwise is worth walking away from. Counseling covers the parts of the process a family can actually control: a balanced list, a realistic testing calendar, essays that sound like the student, and applications submitted on time.

Any point from sophomore year onward. Starting earlier means course selection, activities and the testing calendar can be planned together rather than reconciled later; starting in senior year means the focus is the application itself. Both are supported, by different programs.

Yes, and the two are planned together when they do. The testing calendar drives much of the application timeline, so a student doing both has one schedule rather than two competing ones.