Our tutors have logged over 250,000 hours providing insights and instruction to students in the one-on-one setting.
Listen to Learn
We know that students are the greatest experts about themselves. We start by listening. Then, we help students solve problems and overcome the obstacles standing between them and success.
Trust is Everything
Students often don’t like to talk about their struggles in the classroom and on tests. That reluctance makes it hard to get to the heart of what they need to do to improve. We work hard to create a safe, supporting relationship with our students so they feel comfortable being honest with both us and, perhaps even more importantly, with themselves. We listen, connect, and support to help students progress to academic success.
Sense of Control
A sense of control is central to motivation and to stress tolerance, both a subjective sense of autonomy and “being in their right minds” when school feels intense. We put students at the center of their own learning, equip them with the tools and strategies, and them master strategies through practice, giving students the sense of control they need to achieve their best on test day.
Change is Possible
The PrepMatters team isn’t just changing test scores, grades, and admissions; we’re changing self-images. We know that just as success changes self-images, changing self-images leads to success.
Our People
PrepMatters is its talented staff.
Mackenzie Dupras: Test Proctor
Test Proctor
Bio Mackenzie “Kenz” has a strong foundation in personnel management and organization. With a degree in English and History, and years of experience in operations, she excels at providing support to ensure a comfortable and smooth testing experience for students and is passionate about bridging the gap between student needs…
Learn More About Mackenzie Dupras: Test ProctorPrepMatters Gives Back
For more than twenty-five years, we have provided well over a million dollars in pro bono services to low-income students of both Montgomery County and the District of Columbia. Every student who graduates from high school deserves the opportunity to go to college.
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