Premium 1-on-1 ACT & SAT Tutoring in Frisco, TX

Why Frisco Families Choose MJ Prep

How MJ Prep Is Different

Most ACT and SAT tutoring in Dallas-Fort Worth follows one of two patterns. Here is how MJ Prep compares.

We started MJ Prep in 2013 because Frisco and DFW families deserved a third option: the structure and methodology of a national chain combined with the personal care of a single tutor who actually knows your student. The chain model worked well for some students and failed others. Marketplace tutors delivered mixed results. We built MJ Prep to consistently deliver the result families pay for.

Frisco Students We Work With

We tailor every plan to the school’s profile and to where the student is starting. There is no generic Frisco-ISD curriculum here.

What ACT/SAT Prep With MJ Prep Looks Like

5 STEPS, NO SURPRISES

Where Frisco Students Go to College

Frisco ISD sends graduates to top universities every year. The schools our Frisco students most often apply to:

Each school on this list has a different test score profile, and a single “good score” does not apply uniformly. UT-Austin’s automatic admit threshold is one calculation. An Ivy League target involves a different score range and a more complete application strategy. Part of our diagnostic process is mapping your student’s target schools to a realistic score goal. Not every Frisco student needs a 1500 SAT, and not every Frisco student should aim for one.

What Frisco Families Say

DFW families have left dozens of 5-star Google reviews about MJ Prep. Frisco parents from Frisco High, Wakeland, Liberty, Memorial, Reedy, and the local private schools regularly mention specific things in their reviews: real score gains without inflated guarantees, consistent tutor matching with no surprise switches, and Michael’s accessibility throughout the process.

We don’t curate or filter testimonials. The Google reviews are public, and the reviews page on this site is an organized, readable version of the same.

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Frisco ACT & SAT Prep: Common Questions

How does in-home tutoring in Frisco work?

We come to your home in Frisco. Sessions happen at your kitchen table, living room, or dining room: wherever your student studies best. Each session runs 1 to 2 hours. We bring everything we need, including official practice tests, custom worksheets, and tracking materials. You don’t drive anywhere, and you don’t need to provide any equipment. Your student gets the same focused 1-on-1 instruction they would get at a tutoring center, in the environment where they actually study.

Do you tutor students at Frisco High, Wakeland, Liberty, and the other Frisco ISD schools?

Yes. We work with students from every Frisco ISD high school: Frisco HS, Centennial, Heritage, Independence, Lebanon Trail, Liberty, Memorial, Reedy, Wakeland, Lone Star, Panther Creek, and Emerson. We also serve Frisco families with kids at Legacy Christian Academy, Coram Deo Academy, and Cumberland Academy. Each school’s profile is different, and we tailor the plan to where your student actually is.

What’s a realistic ACT or SAT score gain for a Frisco student?

It depends entirely on the student: starting score, target schools, time before the test, and consistency between sessions. After the diagnostic, we set evidence-based, student-specific goals. We don’t publish “average” point gains because every student is different. Frisco students often start at higher scores than the national average, and that changes what meaningful improvement looks like.

When should my Frisco student start ACT or SAT prep?

We typically start 2 to 3 months before a student’s first official test date. That gives enough runway to learn the test, build strategy, and run full-length practice sets without burning your student out. Frisco students aiming at top universities like UT, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt, Rice, Duke, and Stanford typically prep for a first test in the fall of junior year (August through December). That leaves plenty of time for retakes in spring or summer before senior year.

How much does in-home ACT or SAT tutoring cost in Frisco?

Simple: a $100 one-time enrollment fee, then strictly hourly from there. No package minimums. No add-ons, no extra fees, no surprise charges. No bronze/silver/gold tutor tiers, and no good/better/best upsells: every tutor on staff is held to the same standard. We give you the exact hourly rate on the free consultation. You’ll know what each session costs, and you can stop or add sessions any time without penalty.