Sarah’s story followed the work from junior-year PSAT to senior-year SAT.
Sarah Yang · Tigerway student story
THE WORK BEHIND THE BREAKTHROUGH
Sarah’s story followed the work from junior-year PSAT to senior-year SAT.
The published case follows Sarah from a 1440 PSAT in 11th grade to a 1550 SAT in the winter of senior year, after about half a year at Tigerway. The dates and test names matter: this is her individual path from one assessment to another, rather than a same-test score-gain claim.
THE TEST RESULTS
1440 PSAT → 1550 SAT
Earlier assessment1440 PSAT
Test result1550 SAT
Tigerway reports 1550 SAT.
PSAT/NMSQT result on a 320–1520 scale; it is not an SAT baseline or a comparable SAT-to-SAT gain.
PSAT and SAT are different assessments. Their difference is not presented as a same-test SAT gain.
Sarah YangPSAT/NMSQT 1440 · earlier published result. Personal details removed from the original public report.
Original score report · personal details removed.
Read the full story Sarah YangSAT 1550 · published result. Personal details removed from the original public report.
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.
THE FULL JOURNEY
From student to carrying the teaching forward
The starting point
1440 PSAT · PSAT/NMSQT scale 320–1520
Sarah’s story followed the work from junior-year PSAT to senior-year SAT.
PSAT/NMSQT result on a 320–1520 scale; it is not an SAT baseline or a comparable SAT-to-SAT gain.
The work
The published case follows Sarah from a 1440 PSAT in 11th grade to a 1550 SAT in the winter of senior year, after about half a year at Tigerway. The dates and test names matter: this is her individual path from one assessment to another, rather than a same-test score-gain claim.
The result
1550 SAT · SAT scale 400–1600
Tigerway reports 1550 SAT.
Beyond the test
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.
A later chapter
Harvard attendance
A 1550 SAT, Harvard attendance and a later chapter helping other Tigerway students. Sarah’s story extends beyond her own exams.
Source & outcome context
The 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.
