
Sarah Yang
From student to carrying the teaching forward
From junior-year PSAT to a 1550 SAT, Harvard and a later chapter helping other Tigerway students.
Harvard attendance
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SARAH YANGFrom studentThe turning points, the habits and the ambitions behind a result. Follow the journey from the earlier challenge into life beyond the exam.

Sarah Yang
From junior-year PSAT to a 1550 SAT, Harvard and a later chapter helping other Tigerway students.
Harvard attendance
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Ahmed Alananzeh
Stronger study habits and a 1480 SAT became part of a story that continued into his first semester at Yale.
Yale attendance
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Jessica Liu
Working through testing anxiety, building confidence under time pressure and preparing for a wider academic future.
Brown acceptance
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Lina Zhang
Strong mathematics, focused work on reading comprehension and a decision to study biochemistry at Tufts.
Chose Tufts for biochemistry
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Sandra Kyaw
A 1210 SAT, a later 1390 SAT and a belief in investing effort in her education.
Boston University attendance
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Eric Chen
Developing mathematical understanding, reaching 1490 SAT and continuing into computer science at Northeastern.
Northeastern computer science studies
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Huy Phan
English preparation, a 1470 SAT and computer science studies at Boston University.
Boston University computer science studies
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Wenyin Cao
Finding greater understanding in English and mathematics, with a 1430 SAT and Wellesley acceptance.
Wellesley acceptance
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Melek Abdulhamid
A more deliberate testing approach, stronger timing and a personal college-application narrative.
Northeastern acceptance
Read the full journeyHear what changed: the way they approached a question, organized their time and saw what they could do next.

Mock exams and repeated practice were not producing the result Adithi wanted.
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Irene’s official tests were falling below her practice-test performance.
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Neeraj wanted to challenge his limits in testing and school.
Watch the interview Read the storyHarvard. Princeton. Yale. Brown. Penn. Carnegie Mellon. Different ambitions, different paths—and the students who made them their own.

Sarah Yang
Attended
1550 SAT
Read the storyThe published case identifies Sarah with Harvard’s class of 2022. Her 1440 PSAT and 1550 SAT are separate assessments, not a same-test gain.
A student story published by Tigerway. The college outcome is not independently confirmed by the institution; a score document supports the test result only.

Neeraj Ramesh
Early Decision acceptance
36 ACT
Read the storyHis interview reports Early Decision admission. The 36 ACT is a separate published result; no earlier ACT score is available.
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Lina Zhang
College decision
1550 SAT
Read the storyThe interview describes a decision to study biochemistry at Tufts. This wording preserves the decision stage; it does not claim verified enrollment.
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Irene Ju
Accepted
1550 SAT
Read the storyHer published final result is 1550 SAT. Harvard acceptance is reported separately; attendance is not established by the recovered account.
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Ahmed Alananzeh
Attended
1480 SAT
Read the storyAn earlier case described plans to attend Yale. The later interview describes his first semester there; that later account supports the attendance wording.
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Jessica Liu
Accepted
1490 SAT
Read the storyThe interview reports Brown acceptance; a separate case heading uses attendance language. This page uses the acceptance wording.
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Dusu Sidibay
Accepted
1400 SAT superscore
Read the storyHer 1400 SAT result is a superscore; the published single-sitting report shows 1370. Her earlier score remains unresolved. A later coaching affiliation does not change this acceptance headline.
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Nikki Okoli
Early Decision acceptance
No SAT taken. Testing was cancelled.
Read the storyCancelled testing meant Nikki did not take the SAT. This is a story about schoolwork and study habits, with no SAT score attached.
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Subear Hussein
Scholarship account
A scholarship at Northeastern is part of Subear’s story.
Read the storyThe account reports a scholarship, without separately stating acceptance or attendance. No score or award amount is published.
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Tina Lei
Accepted
Boston University acceptance, followed by a Tigerway alumna’s reflections on confidence and her first professional opportunities.
Read the storyThe source says she was accepted to Boston University and later describes her as a Tigerway alumna. It does not independently establish Boston University attendance.
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Sinead Qiu
Scholarship account
1480 SAT
A 1480 SAT and a Northeastern scholarship feature in Sinead’s story.
Read the storyHer 1480 SAT report is shown separately. Published award amounts disagree, so no amount is displayed. A later coach listing supplies Northeastern context, not an enrollment record.
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Nick Spivakov
Transfer
Nick’s journey continued with a transfer from Wentworth to Northeastern and focused work on the transfer application.
Read the storyThis is a transfer from Wentworth Institute of Technology, not a first-year admission. The historical account concerns transfer-application coaching.
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Vanessa Yong
Waitlist acceptance
1430 SAT
Vanessa describes acceptance off Babson’s waitlist after a period of focused, disciplined work.
Read the storyThe account describes acceptance off Babson’s waitlist and later business studies. This page uses the acceptance wording.
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Melek Abdulhamid
Accepted
1400-range SAT
Melek’s interview explores testing strategies, a personal story and Northeastern acceptance.
Read the storyThe named interview supports this acceptance and describes SAT results in ranges. A shortened name in a separate homepage quote is not used to enlarge this account.
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Nina Zhang
Accepted
1500 SAT
A 1500 SAT and Brandeis acceptance. Nina’s story follows the move from mathematical strength toward reading comprehension.
Read the storyThe 1500 SAT total and Brandeis acceptance are separate published facts. A perfect-Math claim is not used because the reported section scores differ.
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Jessica Tian
Plans only
1570 SAT
Jessica’s story describes a 1570 SAT and plans to attend Vanderbilt.
Read the storyThe source states a plan. It does not establish acceptance or attendance. Her 1570 SAT is a separate documentary result.
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Huy Phan
Attended
1470 SAT
English preparation was part of Huy’s wider academic journey into computer science studies at Boston University.
Read the storyThe published case describes studying computer science at Boston University. His earlier PSAT and later SAT remain different assessments.
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Wenyin Cao
Accepted
1430 SAT
Greater understanding in English and mathematics, followed by Wellesley acceptance.
Read the storyThe published case reports acceptance to Wellesley. Attendance is not asserted.
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Eric Chen
Attended
1490 SAT
Eric’s story connects work on mathematics with computer science studies at Northeastern.
Read the storyThe published case describes computer science studies at Northeastern. The score documents support the test results, not a claim about why admission occurred.
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Sandra Kyaw
Attended
1390 SAT
Sandra’s SAT documents show 1210 and later 1390. Her story continued at Boston University.
Read the storyThe published case places her at Boston University. The paired SAT documents are earlier and later results, not a verified enrollment baseline or a promised gain.
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Sabrina Ng
Attended
1400 SAT
Sabrina’s next chapter included Boston College.
Read the storyThe case-study caption places her at Boston College. The short account is preserved without inventing a fuller biography or reproducing private message screenshots.
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Franko Ramos
Attended
1390 SAT
Franko’s next chapter included UMass Amherst.
Read the storyThe case-study caption places him at UMass Amherst. No earlier score or additional coaching biography is inferred.
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Anna Dao
Attended
1400 SAT
Anna’s next chapter included UMass Amherst.
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Parent Hannah
A parent’s story
Hannah shares her daughter’s early acceptance to Babson.
Read the parent’s storyHannah’s daughter is unnamed in the public account. Her identity, score and scholarship amount remain unstated.
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Bryant Jusuf
Transfer
Bryant transferred from community college to Boston University.
Read the storyThe source records a transfer. The originating community college is unnamed, and no test score or fuller process narrative is supplied.
A student story published by Tigerway. The college outcome is not independently confirmed by the institution; a score document supports the test result only.
College transfers, stronger schoolwork, growing confidence and a parent’s perspective. These accounts stand on their own, without a score attached.
↗ Interview / audioSubear Hussein
Subear wanted new study skills for school and testing.
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↗ Interview / audioCindy Ho
Cindy wanted her son Ryan to build stronger habits as well as test skills.
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↗ Interview / audioNikki Okoli
Cancelled testing prevented Nikki from taking the SAT.
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↗ Interview / audioTina Lei
Tina wanted stronger academic and communication skills.
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↗ Interview / audioNick Spivakov
Nick wanted a clearer personal theme for his transfer application.
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↗ Interview / audioDan Lee
Dan, from Seoul, was uncertain about his motivation and career direction.
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↗ Interview / audioParent Hannah
Hannah’s account focuses on her daughter’s college application experience.
Read the storyBryant Jusuf
Bryant’s public story concerns transferring from community college.
Read the storyExceptional scores. Meaningful progress. Students who brought the work into school, leadership and the next chapter of their lives.

Sarah Yang
1550SAT
From junior-year PSAT to senior-year SAT, then carrying the teaching forward.
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Neeraj Ramesh
36ACT
Challenging his limits in testing, schoolwork and the speed of learning.
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Ray Kalleley
1300 → 1500+SAT
Test preparation, time management and public speaking, alongside becoming a DECA officer.
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Lina Zhang
800SAT MATH
Strong mathematics, sharper reading comprehension and a direction in biochemistry.
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ACT composite 36. Separate section scales and writing result remain as printed.
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Published SAT School Day with Essay result. Earlier PSAT conflicts with the interview baseline.
Read the full storyTigerway’s published score reports and testing stories, kept with their original assessment context. Open a student’s story for the documents, earlier results and source account. Historical SAT, ACT and AP records remain distinct.
Explore an earlier assessment alongside the later result. SAT, PSAT, ACT and practice tests remain distinct.
12 of 52 historical score stories shown.
↗ Interview / audioAhmed Alananzeh
Starting context: 1220 PSAT
Ahmed wanted stronger study skills and more consistent test performance.
The historical account also reports a 3.9 GPA in his first Yale semester.
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↗ Interview / audioLina Zhang
Starting context: Earlier high 1400s SAT during preparation
Lina’s mathematics was strong; English was the constraint.
She chose to continue her studies in biochemistry.
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↗ Interview / audioJessica Liu
Starting context: 1170 PSAT
Jessica wanted to manage anxiety and use test time more effectively.
She reported feeling more confident about her abilities.
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Huy Phan
Starting context: 1290 PSAT
The public case focuses on Huy’s English preparation.
The account places his next chapter at Boston University, studying computer science.
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Wenyin Cao
Starting context: 1300 PSAT
Wenyin’s case discusses improving understanding in both subjects.
Her published story continues with acceptance to Wellesley College.
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Eric Chen
Starting context: 1250 PSAT
Eric’s public case connects mathematics with his later studies.
The account records his move into computer science studies at Northeastern University.
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Sandra Kyaw
Starting context: 1210 SAT
Sandra’s public case describes investing effort in her education.
Her published story continues at Boston University.
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Sarah Yang
Starting context: 1440 PSAT
Sarah’s story followed the work from junior-year PSAT to senior-year SAT.
Sarah’s connection to Tigerway continued after high school. The historical account identifies her as part of Harvard’s class of 2022 and says that, during her first college semester, she led a one-to-one coaching program at Tigerway. A former student was now helping carry the teaching forward.
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↗ Interview / audioDurga Raja
Durga traveled from New Hampshire to Boston for weekend learning.
Durga described saving time on homework and managing her academic work more efficiently. That mattered across her activities as well as on the exam: the story she told was about how she used her time, alongside her reported 1400+ SAT result.
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↗ Interview / audioIrene Ju
Starting context: 1400–1500 on Khan Academy practice SAT exams
Irene’s official tests were falling below her practice-test performance.
She also pursued academic research with a Classics professor.
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↗ Interview / audioVanessa Yong
Vanessa faced procrastination, inefficient study patterns and testing stress.
She reported a change from frustration toward confidence.
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↗ Interview / audioNina Zhang
Nina felt more comfortable in mathematics than reading comprehension.
Her published SAT report shows 1500 overall, with 710 reading and writing and 790 Math.
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↗ Interview / audioVivienne Tam
Starting context: 1320 PSAT
Vivienne wanted to improve timing and deepen content knowledge.
She spoke about a supportive learning community.
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↗ Interview / audioZoey Huirong Zeng
Starting context: 1100 PSAT
Early PSAT results discouraged Zoey, who learned English as a second language.
She stayed with the work despite an initially discouraging picture.
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↗ Interview / audioSinead Qiu
Sinead wanted to study nursing and improve confidence in English.
Her published story connects English preparation with plans to study nursing.
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↗ Interview / audioFrancis Vu
Starting context: 1220 PSAT
Francis wanted stronger study routines and consistency.
His published score documents show an earlier PSAT result and a later SAT result.
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Sabrina Ng
The public archive records Sabrina’s conversation with Tigerway.
The published account places her next chapter at Boston College.
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Franko Ramos
The public archive records Franko’s conversation with Tigerway.
His published story continues at UMass Amherst.
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Anna Dao
The public archive records Anna’s conversation with Tigerway.
The published account places her next chapter at UMass Amherst.
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↗ Interview / audioEmily Mai Chen
Starting context: 1300 SAT
Emily’s public account describes her experience after testing.
Her story describes the personal meaning of that experience beyond the test itself.
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↗ Interview / audioMelek Abdulhamid
Starting context: 1200-range SAT
Melek, from Ethiopia, wanted a testing approach that reflected his abilities.
The wider story includes developing a college-application narrative.
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↗ Interview / audioRachel Xu
Rachel wanted stronger academic skills and confidence.
She reported feeling more prepared for college applications.
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↗ Interview / audioPaige Harrington
Paige wanted her preparation to translate into an exam result.
She reported greater confidence about college coursework.
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↗ Interview / audioNeeraj Ramesh
Neeraj wanted to challenge his limits in testing and school.
He reported feeling able to take on demanding academic work.
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↗ Interview / audioAdithi Katikhaneni
Mock exams and repeated practice were not producing the result Adithi wanted.
The change she described reached beyond the SAT: managing academic and extracurricular commitments more efficiently, stronger grades and greater confidence during junior year.
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↗ Interview / audioEric Yu
Eric wanted to move beyond self-doubt at a competitive school.
He reported more confidence in tackling challenges.
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↗ Interview / audioRay Kalleley
Starting context: 1300 SAT
Ray was balancing testing, schoolwork and leadership ambitions.
The source reports that he became a DECA club officer.
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↗ Interview / audioTanay Venkata
Tanay wanted a breakthrough in testing and to think more quickly under pressure.
He reported greater discipline and a stronger connection to the learning community.
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↗ Interview / audioKyla Ho
Cancelled test centers made other academic evidence more important for Kyla.
She describes overcoming testing anxiety.
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↗ Interview / audioPaulina Curtin
Paulina doubted whether she could reach 1400.
She reported a stronger belief in her ability to meet difficult goals.
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↗ Interview / audioJasmine Ngo
Starting context: 1100 SAT
Jasmine was a strong school student who struggled with exam timing.
Her story centers on using limited test time more effectively.
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↗ Interview / audioErinda Kono
Starting context: 1300 SAT
Erinda often ran out of time before completing a section.
She reported finishing with time left to review her work.
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↗ Interview / audioEric Pham
Eric wanted more consistent routines and study habits.
His account discusses applying those skills to school examinations.
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↗ Interview / audioDusu Sidibay
Dusu found standardized testing difficult and stayed with the work over time.
The public archive later identifies her in Tigerway’s coaching history.
Score report insideRead the storyAriane O.
Starting context: 1370 SAT
Ariane wanted preparation that would hold up beyond one exam.
She described feeling better prepared for future challenges.
Read the storyHubert Le
Hubert wanted stronger mathematics and English skills.
His story connects SAT preparation with readiness for college.
Read the storyCody Ho
Starting context: 1200 SAT
Cody wanted to strengthen mathematics and English.
His account also discusses bringing skills back to schoolwork.
Read the storyJulia Nguyen
Julia wanted a stronger foundation in mathematics and English.
She connects the work to future career aspirations.
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Earlier recorded scores are not always enrollment baselines. Every story keeps its assessment type and source context. An ending score does not establish a starting score. PSAT-to-SAT stories are not shown as same-test SAT gains.
Stories with unresolved attribution or score conflicts are withheld. An unavailable earlier score is never filled by an estimate.
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