<p>Anyone have experience with various online prep companies like e prep, etc.? Seems more economical and convenient than scheduled classes. Opinions?</p>
<p>Personally, I’m the sort of person who does best when I study by myself. So I like online prep courses much more because they give you guidance. </p>
<p>But expect to have less and slower feedback from the teacher. Like for example, if you go to a class, you can ask the teacher as much questions as you want, speak real fast, etc. But with online SAT classes, you have to either send a message to ask a question and then wait at least a few hours (or sometimes days) to get your answer. Then you ask your next questions, wait… etc. Even going on chat (and these days, some have “live” online classes where you can interact with the teacher via a whiteboard) is going to have its delays. Online, you might end up talking to the instructor about a question for 30 minutes, when in real life, you would just spend 2 minutes.</p>