SAT with Majd Reaches 250+ Students as Digital SAT Prep Grows in Lebanon

Getting ready for the SAT can feel like a second school year stacked on top of the first. SAT with Majd, a Beirut-based EdTech founded in 2025, helps high school students in Lebanon carry that load with live online classes built around strategy, practice, and measurable improvement.

Over the past year, more than 250 students have prepared for the Digital SAT through the program. August alone brought in more than 70 new students.

Two programs for two starting points

Students who are new to the test start with the Complete SAT Program. It teaches the full SAT system from the ground up, covering Math, Reading and Writing, test strategy, and time management. Students also learn Desmos, the graphing calculator available on the Digital SAT, and work through practice tests, homework, and detailed course notes.

Students who already understand how the SAT works can join the Score Push Track instead. It focuses on harder questions, extra practice, timing work, and mistake analysis. Homework is personalized around each student's weak spots, so practice time goes where it is needed most.

Both programs combine live instruction with practice material, course resources, and ongoing support from the first class until test day.

A free first week before any commitment

Every student can try the first week for free before deciding whether to continue. For students and parents comparing SAT options, that week gives a direct look at the teaching style and the course structure before committing.

Classes run online, so students can join from anywhere. SAT with Majd mainly serves students in Lebanon and the wider region.

From online classes to school campuses

SAT with Majd no longer reaches students only through a screen. The team runs SAT orientations at schools across Lebanon, meeting students directly on campus.

These sessions introduce students to the exam itself and to the way SAT with Majd teaches it. Orientations have become one of the main ways the program grows beyond its online courses and reaches new students.

For students sitting the Digital SAT this year, the starting point is simple: a free first week, then a choice between building the full system from scratch or pushing an existing score higher.

Try the first week of Digital SAT prep for free at satwithmajd.com.