Brilliant Beginnings is ideal for students who have completed pre-algebra and want a clear, supportive path toward SAT success—before the pressure kicks in. Whether your child is in junior high or early high school, this program builds the foundational math, grammar, and reading skills needed to thrive on the SAT (and beyond).

Most SAT programs are reactive—students join last minute and try to cram. Brilliant Beginnings is proactive. It teaches core concepts early, connects them directly to SAT question types, and gradually builds mastery through quizzes, chapter tests, and full-length exams. It's structured, flexible, and designed by a perfect SAT scorer with 15+ years of experience helping students get into top schools.

• 📚 Self-paced curriculum covering math, verbal, and strategy
• ✅ Quizzes and chapter tests to ensure mastery before moving on
• 🧠 Office hours twice a week (Q&A + quiet study pods)
• 💬 Access to a learning community for accountability and support
• 🎯 Built-in pacing structure to keep students moving forward without overwhelm
• 📝 Practice tests placed strategically across the course
• 📊 Diagnostic test + learning style assessment to kick off your journey

Yes—but with structure. Students can move through the curriculum independently, but they must pass quizzes and tests before moving on. This ensures real understanding (not just skimming through lessons) and allows parents to trust that progress is meaningful.

The course is intentionally designed to be flexible. Students can catch up during office hours, rewatch videos, or pause and revisit difficult concepts. You're not on a deadline—you’re on a path to mastery.

Yes, but we ask for 30 days written notice before canceling your subscription. This ensures we can manage student pacing and community support effectively. You can cancel directly inside the platform, and we’ll always respect your timeline.

Most students should shoot to spend about 2–3 hours per week on the program. That includes watching short, targeted instructional videos, completing quizzes or chapter tests, and optionally attending office hours. Some homeschool families even integrate the program directly into their weekly curriculum—and that works great too!

But there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. The real power of this program is in consistency: even just 20–30 minutes a day, a few days a week, adds up—especially for students starting early (in 7th or 8th grade). Whenever your child can fit it in is the right time to begin.

We offer two weekly office hour sessions—one during the daytime and one in the evening—to accommodate different schedules and time zones. As enrollment grows, we’ll continue to expand our offerings to ensure every student has access to a time that works for them. Whether your child needs help with a concept, has questions, or just wants a quiet space to focus, they’ll always have a live touchpoint for support.