SAT II (SAT Subject Test) Course

Goal Reach SAT II curriculum offers tutors to the students who are going to take the examination. Goal Reach SAT II classes are taught by front line teachers who come from various renowned international schools within Shanghai, so that the course materials and curriculums are synchronized with these top schools. Furthermore, we help the students to improve their knowledge and enhance their skills by giving them the clear and right direction of the exam; doing SAT II past paper and practicing latest question types. 

Goal Reach experienced consultant will recommend the relevant SAT II subject to the students according to their capabilities and the major that they are going to apply for the university. We assist the students in admitting into their preferred major by enhancing the students’ outstanding ability on specific courses.


a. What is SAT II (SAT Subject Test)?
SAT II (SAT Subject Test) is a test on individual subjects, which evaluates the student’s capability on this particular subject. There are over 500,000 students who take SAT II tests over the world every year.

More and more United States universities take SAT II test scores as one of the entrance requirements. Normally, the university requires the student to provide 2‐3 SAT II test scores. The SAT II tests that the students plan to take should depend on the university or the major’s entrance requirement, so the students should take the SAT II tests that are relevant to the majors they are planning to study in the university. An outstanding SAT II test scores can help the students to stand out among the crowds and be admitted by the reputable universities.

b. Target Students
 • Students who plan to pursue a university degree in the United States 
 Students who are going to take SAT II examinations

c. Available Courses
Goal Reach offers small classes, 1-to-1 VIP classes 
Goal Reach offers the following courses:
 Mathematics Level 1  Physics  Biology
 Mathematics Level 1  Chemistry  English Literature
 Us History  World History