Annual Student Outcomes Report
Score Goals Met. Expectations Exceeded.
Every year, we publish the results of our entire student cohort. The data below reflects the outcomes that have built our reputation as the premier choice for effective, results-driven test prep.
Results Overview
86.74%
of Educo students reached their score goal in 2024
We don’t just outperform the industry—we redefine what effective prep looks like.
Educo
National Competitors
Score Achievement Rate
Average Score Increase (SAT)
Client Retention Rate
Average Score Gain in SAT by Methodology | Based on published averages and case studies
Sources
Buchmann, C., Condron, D. J., & Roscigno, V. J. (2010). Shadow Education, American Style: Test Preparation, the SAT and College Enrollment. Social Forces, 89(2), 435–462.
Briggs, D. C. (2001). The Effect of Admissions Test Preparation: Evidence from NELS:88. University of Colorado.
College Board. (2017). Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy: Research Summary.
Average competitor data from public marketing materials; internal estimates for comparative purposes.
These results aren’t luck.
They’re the product of systems built to deliver—not just promise—real outcomes.
2,247 Students
served from 2019 to 2024
98 Days
Average duration of test prep
+167 Points
Average increase in SAT score
8,360 Hours
Total tutoring hours in 2024
+6 Points
Average increase in ACT score
57 Students
Perfect SAT and ACT Scores
Hear what our families have to say| Based on the Annual Educo Family Insights Report
of Educo families would recommend us to friends and family.
Yasmin Nasser
Parent of Omar Nasser
35 ACT
of families reported feeling less overwhelmed by test prep.
Sarah Chen
Parent of Olivia Chen
1560 SAT, Columbia University
of students preferred our team-based model to traditional tutoring
Ali Farouk
Student
1580 SAT, Princeton University
of Educo families stay with us for college admissions consulting.
When results are consistent, trust follows. And when families trust our process, we’re able to push farther—going beyond test prep to shape stories that admissions officers remember.
