Newton Exam

Find the right SAT & ACT tutor for your child

As top colleges bring back testing requirements, give your child one-on-one tutoring from vetted tutors — built around their real practice test score.

  • Tutor background checks by Checkr
  • Secure payments processed by Stripe
  • 7-day session quality guarantee
  • No extra fee for students

What every Newton Exam tutor delivers

Not a one-size-fits-all course — a dedicated tutor, a plan built on your child's scores, and updates you can see.

What the research says

“One-on-one tutoring often produces the largest academic gains.”

Stanford's National Student Support Accelerator reviewed five years of tutoring research since the pandemic: learning gains are larger when sessions are frequent, when tutors work with one or a small number of students, and when tutor-student relationships are sustained over time.

Read the research briefStanford - Five Years of Tutoring Research (PDF)

The right tutor

  • One-on-one attention

  • Tutor-student fit

  • Continuity with the same tutor

Lessons that work

  • Interpretation of mistakes

  • Personalized pacing

  • Higher score goals

Parents stay in the loop

  • Parent progress reporting

  • Accountability

  • Flexible scheduling

How Newton Exam works

1. Take a free practice test

Take an official SAT in Bluebook or the ACT through ACT's free test prep, then upload your score report to share with tutors.

2. Choose your tutor

Compare profiles, reviews, and rates, then book securely through Stripe. Payment is only released after the lesson.

3. Learn and track progress

Meet online or in person, get session notes by email, and rebook the tutor you trust.

For parents & students

Find a tutor your child will stick with

Browse vetted SAT and ACT tutors, read verified reviews from completed lessons, and book with confidence.

For tutors

Grow your tutoring with a bigger student market

  • Reach families searching for SAT & ACT tutors
  • Set your own rate and schedule
  • Build repeat students with packages and rebooking
  • Students arrive with their practice test score shared