Hi parents and students! I'm Charleston, a tutor with over 7 years of professional SAT tutoring experience with a B.S. in Mathematics from UCLA. As someone who is a younger professional in the industry, I am the most up-to-date with recent changes regarding testing materials, scoring trends, and question formats, allowing me to provide you with strategies that reflect the SAT as it is today. As the founder of a college consulting organization, I am also extremely experienced at college admissions planning. I provide my students with free, valuable application advice that extends far beyond standardized testing.

For each of my students, I design an unique curriculum based on their respective learning habits and current level, which has proven to be greatly successful. I also give advice to each of my students regarding academics and university paths, and see myself as not only their teacher but their mentor and friend. I am so happy that my students' results consistently reflect our work together!

Below are my students' (UPDATED) statistics regarding the SAT from 2020 to 2026:

- Students score an average of 1550, with 12 perfect scores
- Average score increase after tutoring: 240
- Harvard (5 admissions)
- Princeton (3 admissions)
- Stanford (7 admissions)
- MIT (2 admissions)
- Yale (8 admissions)
- University of Pennsylvania (8 admissions)
- California Institute of Technology (1 admission)
- Cornell (17 admissions)
- Brown (11 admissions)
- Duke (7 admissions)
- Dartmouth (11 admissions)
- Carnegie Mellon (7 admissions)
- UC Berkeley (28 admissions)
- UCLA (31 admissions)
- New York University (24 admissions)
- University of Michigan at Ann Arbor (23 admissions)
- Washington University at St. Louis (32 admissions)
- Rice University (21 admissions)
- Vanderbilt University (19 admissions)
- University of Notre Dame (47 admissions)
- Emory University (32 admissions)
- Many more Top 30 school admissions

I am excited to work with your child. Education is something I find great passion in, and I believe that every student is capable of improving with the right guidance, encouragement, and learning approach. Please email charlestonchen@g.ucla.edu or contact me at (437) 603-4502.