Empower Your Future with TJ PREP
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At Veritas Education, we are dedicated to preparing our students for a competitive world. This means we offer our students the opportunity to grow not only academically, but as whole people. We understand that a student's journey with TJ goes far beyond test prep, and even the test itself. We are confident that we can fully prepare our students to grow and reach their full potential during their time at TJ.
Give your student a decisive edge with our proven TJHSST admissions curriculum. Our dual-focused program combines rigorous math problem-solving with strategic essay preparation to help students excel across all evaluation metrics.
TJ Writing And Math Class
Navigating the Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJHSST) admissions process requires both deep academic problem-solving and compelling personal narrative skills. Our specialized prep course gives middle school students the targeted strategy, practice, and confidence needed to stand out.
This course will cover:
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Purpose of writing: An overview of TJ’s Writing test
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Self-discovery: Personal accomplishments/strengths/goals
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Student Portrait Sheet: Brainstorm ideas and outline best-fit answers to demonstrate your achievements and key qualities
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Personal statement development: Learn to advocate for yourself since teacher recommendation is no longer required
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Math/science word problems- how to solve them and structure your written responses!
Classes are limited to 8 seats to ensure individual attention!
We also offer private tutoring. Complete our private tutoring form today!
Hear what our students are saying about this course!
"Today I was offered admissions to TJHSST. I am very happy and proud, and I would like to thank you for your weeks of effort preparing me for the test, even after the class was over. Thank you very much."
-Patrick, 8th grader
"I would say this class provides students the details on how to make your essay stronger and more "efficient" to get out all of your personal information. "
-Sean, 8th grader