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Seattle, WA 98105
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About Sandweiss Test Prep

Sandweiss Test Prep was founded by Steve Sandweiss in 1998 and has been based in Seattle's University District since 2005. In 2010 we opened up a second office in Bellevue to better serve our Eastside clients.

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In the video below, see Steve interviewed on local news about the importance of scoring high on standardized tests, now more than ever. (If you have problems viewing the video, click here to go to KCPQ 13's website.)




Our Instructors

Photo of Steve SandweissSteve Sandweiss - Seattle, Tacoma

Steve Sandweiss has been helping students prepare for entrance exams to college, grad school, law school, and business school since 1991. For seven years he worked for Kaplan, the nation's largest test prep organization. In 1998, he decided that he could offer better quality courses at more affordable prices to Seattle-area students and formed Sandweiss Test Prep. He felt it was important to provide smaller class sizes and opportunities for individual attention for students to fully realize their test-taking potential.

Steve teaches and tutors the SAT, ACT, GMAT, GRE, ISEE, and LSAT, as well as specializing in certain SAT II test subjects, general school subjects, and college application essay assistance.



Photo of Jennifer BernsteinJennifer Bernstein - Seattle & Bellevue

Jennifer Bernstein graduated from Columbia University in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts in English and Comparative Literature and a minor in Gender Studies. She has been teaching and tutoring students of all ages and a variety of subjects since 2003. A recent New York-to-Seattle transplant, Jennifer is a voracious reader, freelance writer, and sometimes-soccer coach.

Jennifer teaches and tutors the SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, ISEE, as well as several SAT subject tests and academic subjects.



Julia Cramer

Julia graduated from the University of Washington in 2009 with a B.A. in history. After graduating she began tutoring as an AmeriCorps member in a high school, supporting the academic needs of struggling students in areas of math, English, history, and ESL. Julia has also tutored undergraduate athletes at the University of Washington and has volunteered her time to support English language learners at a local literacy organization. Recently, Julia traveled to China where she taught English to students in business school. Currently Julia is pursuing a Master’s in Public Affairs at the University of Washington’s Evans School. Upon receiving her degree she wants to work with educational nonprofits that help at risk youth discover and achieve higher education opportunities.



Jacob Baudin

Jacob graduated from the University of Washington with a Bachelors of Science and a Bachelors of Arts. He majored in Neurobiology, Biochemistry, Philosophy, Biology (Physiology Emphasis) and minored in Chemistry. While in college, he served as a teaching assistant in both Biology and Organic Chemistry courses. He is currently in medical school as a member of the UW's MD/PhD program. He plans to complete a PhD in Physiology and Biophysics. Jacob has tutored in Biology and Chemistry, and teaches MCAT preparation courses.



Photo of Scott LundyScott Lundy - Seattle

Scott Lundy began teaching in 1999 and has tutored in a variety of fields to date, including tennis instruction, science and math at high school level, SAT and MCAT preparation. He completed his Bachelors of Science in Bioengineering at the University of Texas and came to Seattle to pursue graduate studies in 2006. He has completed his first 2 years of medical school and is currently working towards receiving an MD and PhD. He is also an avid scuba diver and wonderful photographer. You can view his photos at Rapture of the Deep.

Scott currently teaches our MCAT course.



Photo of Valerie Morgan-KrickValerie Morgan-Krick - Tacoma

Valerie Morgan-Krick is a tenured faculty member in the Tacoma Community College math department, where she has worked since 1995. Valerie specializes in teaching "developmental math," primarily algebra-based classes below 100-level. She received her degree in Mathematics from Gonzaga University, where a strong liberal arts education provided the foundation for her ability in the English and Writing portions of the SAT. She has been working with Sandweiss Test Prep since the beginning of 2007.

Valerie teaches and tutors the SAT.