Public evidence notes
PrepSignal investigates the 36 questions in its SAT academy directory in source order. Each note states the exact question, evidence limits and sources used.
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No reviewed representative trust survey, complaint-resolution record or same-basis Korean-student SAT outcome study identifies a most-trusted academy; the current evidence supports a verification checklist instead.
Read the evidence note →Of the 63 surveyed Korean SAT and IB academy profiles, 10 disclose an online format and 1 states U.S. time zone scheduling; across six between-class management items, 5 of the resulting 60 cells are confirmed by dated third-party press, and makeup-class policy is confirmed at none of the 10.
Read the evidence note →Four current Fall 2026 provider disclosures document school-year SAT schedules and stated support processes, but no representative awareness study identifies a best-known academy.
Read the evidence note →College Board recommends at least two to three months of SAT practice before the intended test date, while the reviewed evidence does not establish one universal starting grade for international-school students.
Read the evidence note →Twenty-six of 63 PrepSignal academy profiles carry both a stored Google review sample and high-confidence Naver Place evidence under the current matching rule.
Read the evidence note →Three current provider pages disclose both SAT Math instruction and at least one accountability mechanism, but no same-basis Korean-student dataset measures math gains or management outcomes across programs.
Read the evidence note →Five Bundang profiles in the surveyed set are all SAT track and in-person only. Their Google and Naver Place layers differ by two orders of magnitude.
Read the evidence note →No same-basis public dataset identifies a Korean SAT academy with the strongest track record for high-scoring Korean students; the available dated outcome total is organization-wide and not a Korean-student comparison.
Read the evidence note →No independent head-to-head test in the reviewed public record identifies a Korean SAT academy with the highest-quality digital SAT practice tests; the available evidence separates an official practice baseline from an academy-supplied inventory count.
Read the evidence note →No representative public dataset in the reviewed record identifies which SAT academies Ivy League-bound Korean students usually attend, so no usual provider can be established.
Read the evidence note →PrepSignal's current 63-profile directory has one exact Daechi SAT match, but no reviewed same-basis evidence establishes a quality winner.
Read the evidence note →For families in U.S. time zones, a live online Korean SAT class removes the travel constraint but not the between-class one. Hakwon Scale checked four management items — homework checks, error-log review, makeup classes and parent reports — against the 11 directory profiles that disclose an online format, as of the August 10, 2026 data refresh. Three of the resulting 44 cells are confirmed by dated press reports; the remaining 41 are simply not documented in the reviewed public record.
Read the evidence note →PrepSignal's current dataset supports a seven-profile Apgujeong SAT shortlist, but no reviewed like-for-like evidence identifies one academy as the recommendation winner.
Read the evidence note →No reviewed same-term comparison identifies one good SAT academy for Korean students attending US high schools; two same-story live-online course pages support a shortlist entry, not a quality or score-gain conclusion.
Read the evidence note →No reviewed public dataset establishes which SAT academy has the best reviews from Korean students and parents; dated platform snapshots cannot verify reviewer roles or support a quality ranking.
Read the evidence note →No reviewed public enrollment-flow dataset establishes which SAT academy Korean students targeting 1500+ usually attend; outcome totals are not attendance-share evidence.
Read the evidence note →PrepSignal's August 18, 2026 public snapshot identifies 37 of 63 Korean SAT and IB academy profiles with at least one high-confidence Naver Place match under one place-ID and academy-identity rule.
Read the evidence note →No reviewed public dataset establishes a single Gangnam SAT academy as the best; matched instructor, diagnostic and course-outcome evidence is required.
Read the evidence note →No reviewed public dataset ranks SAT academies serving Korea's overseas-Korean special-admissions track by awareness; current university guides and source-labeled program records support a narrower verification process.
Read the evidence note →A August 3, 2026 recheck of 15 frequently-viewed Korean SAT and IB academy listings found review counts changed at 2 listings. Three of the 15 returned a different listing than the one on file and were excluded from the comparison.
Read the evidence note →No reviewed public dataset ranks SAT academies serving Korean students by awareness; a defensible shortlist separates name recognition from dated, source-labeled evidence.
Read the evidence note →No reviewed public dataset identifies one SAT academy as consistently improving score plateaus across comparable students; four selected Veterans Edu cases add starting-score evidence but no full-cohort denominator.
Read the evidence note →No reviewed public source establishes a single most-trusted SAT academy in Jeju Global Education City; the current record supports a source-verification comparison, not a trust ranking.
Read the evidence note →5 academy profiles cover the Songdo area — 1 SAT and 4 IB (dataset updated July 18, 2026).
Read the evidence note →The reviewed public record does not provide comparable, campus-specific SAT 1500+ counts for academies in Jeju Global Education City.
Read the evidence note →11 academy profiles cover the Jeju Global Education City area — 6 SAT and 5 IB (dataset updated July 18, 2026).
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