The questions a parent asks first.
The ones worth answering plainly before spending $400 a month — refunds, missed classes, timezones, devices, and what the gate actually does.
How do I join?
Book a consultation with our consultation coordinator — students and parents are both welcome. The coordinator answers your questions and helps identify a suitable program. During onboarding the student chooses from the chosen teacher's available class times, and our team creates the student account and provides access before classes begin. There is no self-signup.
What exactly do I get for $400 a month?
Twelve live classes of 90 minutes, the full course for your track, unlimited retries on every checkpoint question, practice drills aimed at your weakest concepts, mock tests with a score report, cohort chat with your teacher in it, and recordings of your classes for 30 days.
What happens if I miss a class?
Tell us at least 12 hours before and the class comes back to you as a make-up credit you can spend within 30 days. Inside 12 hours it counts against your twelve for the month. Nobody is waiting on your place — the class has no size limit — but the twelve classes are what the month buys. Recordings are available either way for 30 days.
Can I get a refund?
Full refund within 7 days if you have attended fewer than 3 classes. After that the month is not refundable, but you can cancel any time and keep access until the period ends. Details on the refunds page.
Can I jump straight to the topics I am weak on?
Yes. Every skill in the course is open from your first day — nothing is locked behind finishing something else. The course recommends what to do next based on your practice and your mock test results, but it is a recommendation, not a gate.
I am already scoring well. Do I have to start at the beginning?
No. Nothing makes you work in order, and the free placement test marks what you already know so the recommendations start from the right place. It is opt-in and you can retake it once.
What if I get a checkpoint question wrong?
You are not shown the answer. You get a hint and are sent back to the exact moment in the lesson that teaches that step, and you have to re-watch it before trying again. Get it wrong three times and you are given the full solution, the concept is marked weak, it goes into your practice queue, and your mentor is told. You are never stuck.
What device do I need?
Anything with a browser and a working microphone. Classes run on Google Meet. The site works on a phone, though a laptop is easier for the maths.
My English is not perfect. Is that a problem?
No. Most of our students study in English as a second or third language. Classes are taught in English with Azerbaijani used where it helps. Ask in Azerbaijani in the cohort chat any time.
What timezone are the classes in?
Classes are scheduled in Baku time, and every time on the site is shown in your own timezone with the abbreviation next to it. If your clocks change for daylight saving, we warn you before the class moves.
Do the recordings expire?
Yes, 30 days after the class. If you cancel, you keep your modules and any recording still inside its 30 days — the account becomes read-only rather than going dark.
How do I pay from Azerbaijan?
Bank transfer today. You get the details and a reference, and access is granted once the money arrives. Card payment is coming; nothing about your account changes when it does.
Is this affiliated with the College Board?
No. SAT is a trademark registered by the College Board, which is not affiliated with, does not endorse, and was not involved in the production of ScoreTarget. Every practice question here is written by us.
Who teaches the classes?
Every subject is taught by its own specialist: SAT Math by Orkhan Khalilzade; SAT Reading & Writing by Rahman Mehemmedov; and TOEFL and Career & admissions planning by Nijat Najafov. Aziz Azizli founded and runs the school; he does not teach the classes.
Still deciding? Our consultation coordinator answers questions like these, and the class schedule is public.