The students whose names are listed below have given permission for their names to appear on this list. Their score improvements are based on the difference between their first diagnostic test and their actual SAT score (old test) or PSAT score after taking our course.

Joey Wong +420 points
Sherry Su +350 points
Rose Xu +330 points
Jamonn Bolton +310 points
Anna Carlston +300 points
Janice Chen +280 points
Janet Au +270 points
Angel Chao +270 points
Nathalie Severin +280 points
Kenjiro Yagi +270 points
Jennifer Marcus +260 points
Laurie Murata +260 points
Marc Verresen +260 points
Jonathan Cheah +260 points
Emiliana Bean +250 points
Andrew Riesenfeld +250 points
Janice Chang +250 points
Karen Chawla +250 points
Mina Yazdi +250 points
Bradley Yamamoto +240
Desiree Tsai +240 points
Brandon Wang +240 points
Calvin Wong +240 points
Diana Surkis +240 points
Sona Ayer +240 points
Lynne-Kai Chao +230 points
Lawrence Choy +230 points
Sara LaBoskey +230 points
Simon Lai +230 points
George Chang +230 points
Karen Teng +230 points
Saleem Baquer +220 points
Julia Cosgrove +220 points
Sherry Chan +220 points
Josh Mandel +220 points
Catherine Yen +220 points
Brittany Austin +210 points
Victoria Chen +210 points
Russell Narahara +210 points
Alexis Peri +210 points
Shalon Thoma +200 points
Kristina Brown +200 points
Emily Dybwad +200 points
Andrew Goldman +200 points
Jeffrey Ma +200 points
J. J. Panzer +200 points
Betty Seto +200 points
Janey Zhen +200 points
Brandon Cheung +190 points
Dan Glazer +190 points
Stephen Kam +190 points
Ian Ritchie +190 points
Derek Chan +190 points
Grace Tang +190 points
Jay Taylor +180 points
Angel Cheng +180 points
Joshua Cuaton +180 points
Masashi Oguchi +180 points
Lisa Thomas +180 points
Clifford Yuen +180 points
Nisha Baxi +180 points
Amanda Caldwell +180 points
Catherine Tunney +170 points
Christine Khoo +170 points
Stephanie Wong +170 points
Caroline Anderson +160 points
Christopher Watters +160 points
Franklin Chan +160 points
Robyn Fong +160 points
Chenoa Goodfried +160 points
Vino Goonewardena +160 points
Janine Leigh +160 points
Jeffrey Liang +160 points
Melvin Yuen +160 points
Christopher Yamauchi +160 points
Mikka Vrankovich +150 points
John Brooks +150 points
Arthur Niamh +150 points
Sara Buick +150 points

Note:
Some companies choose to base their improvement on their students best post-class SAT score. ETS statistics report that you should expect to improve 30-50 points per year if you do no test preparation whatsoever. Since most students take the PSAT in their sophomore year, much improvement is expected.This is not surprising, given your increased familiarity with the test, your seasoned knowledge of vocabulary (crucial to improving performance on the verbal half of the test), and your honed math skills. We base our score improvement on the first score reported to us. We expect that by "cherry picking" the best test score (which might be a year later) other companies are inflating their score improvement reports.