Summer SAT & ACT Prep Programs - Register for 2026 Summer Courses

Sep 14, 2026

Summer SAT® and ACT® prep programs offer targeted college-entrance exam preparation for 10th–12th grade students on Oahu. Options include a 5-week SAT & ACT track, a 3-week SAT-focused course, and a 2-week ACT-focused course designed around the ACT’s Science section and superscoring flexibility. Programs run in June–July 2026 with daily instruction, diagnostic assessments, an extended September review webinar, and independent study resources. Registration opens March 18 and closes May 11 for visiting students; scholarships are available for select DOE students.

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Summer SAT® & ACT® Prep Programs

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Why Iolani Test Prep

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SUMMER SAT® & ACT® PREP PROGRAMS Open to all 10th-12th grade students on Oahu to prepare for college entrance exams. SAT & ACT PREP (5 WEEK PROGRAM) Ideal for students preparing for both the SAT and ACT to optimize their results, or for those still determining which exam best highlights their strengths. June 15th-July 17th, 2026 8am-10am (two 1-hour classes) PRICE: $630 SAT PREP (3 WEEK PROGRAM) Most ‘Iolani students choose this course because it builds directly on the digital testing foundations laid during our annual PSATs. June 15th-July 2nd, 2026 10:30am-12:30pm (two 1-hour classes) PRICE: $390 ACT PREP (2 WEEK PROGRAM) Ideal for students who prefer the ACT’s Science section and its‘superscoring’ flexibility, which is unavailable for the SAT. Note: Because there are fewer ACT test dates on Oahu, students should plan their retests strategically. July 6th-July 17th, 2026 10:30am-12:30pm (two 1-hour classes) PRICE: $280 WHY‘IOLANI TEST PREP? • A Competitive Edge: High scores can validate your GPA and can even demonstrate an aptitude beyond one’s transcript. While you always decide whether to share your official scores, a strong result helps you stand out as a premier college-ready candidate. • Proven Results: We are Hawaii’s longest-running exam prep program (est. 1986), boasting 400+ National Merit Scholar alumni. • Expert Instruction: Learn from‘Iolani’s award-winning faculty through two hours of daily instruction focused on high-impact strategies and content. • Data-Driven Growth: Rapidly increase your individual scores using diagnostic assessments to target skill-building. • Extended Support: The course includes a September review webinar and a suite of independent study resources to keep you sharp until exam day. HOW TO REGISTER: • Open to all students entering 10th-12th grade on O‘ahu. You do not need to be normally enrolled at ‘Iolani to register. Students must have a smart device to participate (personal laptop, ipad, or school-monitored chromebook will work; personal chromebooks and phones will not) . All classes take place on ‘Iolani campus. • Registration begins March 18th and ends May 11th for visiting students. All summer program information-including our full Summer Course Catalogue and registration instructions-can be found [at](at www.iolani.org/summer)[ www.iolani.org/summer](at www.iolani.org/summer). • Scholarships are available for select DOE students only. Speak to your respective high school’s counseling department for more information. SCAN TO REGISTER Questions? Contact `Iolani’s Special Programs Office at [spo@iolani.org](spo@iolani.org) or 808-943-2262.

FAQs

What SAT and ACT prep program options are available for summer 2026?

Students can choose a 5-week SAT & ACT program, a 3-week SAT program, or a 2-week ACT program. Each option targets different exam needs and preparation goals.

When are the summer 2026 classes scheduled?

The SAT & ACT 5-week program runs June 15–July 17, 2026. The SAT 3-week program runs June 15–July 2, 2026, and the ACT 2-week program runs July 6–July 17, 2026.

How do students register and what are the eligibility requirements?

Registration is open to all students entering 10th–12th grade on O‘ahu, including visiting students. Students must have a smart device (personal laptop/iPad or a school-monitored Chromebook) and attend classes on the Iolani campus.

Sep 14, 2026

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