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It's easy to see why, every year, parents trust Perfect 2400 to bring out their students' full potential:

1. Our founders are the teachers. That's why we are so dedicated to the quality of our program, and to the success of each student.
   
   
2. You know exactly who will be teaching your child, and why each member of our team is uniquely qualified to help your child prepare for the SAT. You can see our qualifications below.
   
   
3. Our team below has a track record of unmatched results. Since 2009, we've helped students achieve:
   • 4 - perfect 2400s on the SAT I (1 out of every 30 students)
   • 12 - perfect 800s on the SAT II Math Level 2 exam (11 out of every 30 students)
   • 33 - perfect 800s on SAT I Math, Critical Reading, and Writing
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Michael Tao
Founder, Instructor - SAT I & II Math
UC Berkeley, Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2015
UC Berkeley, B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2010

Michael has helped hundreds of students excel on SAT I and II Math over the last five years. Over the years, helping younger students excel has become one of his lifetime hobbies. His expertise has helped over one third of his students achieve 800 on the SAT II - Math Level 2 test. At UC Berkeley, Michael has taught lectures in electrical engineering and computer science as an undergraduate student, and now mentors students in computer science research.

James Do
Founder, Instructor - SAT I Critical Reading & Writing
University of Michigan Law School, J.D., 2013
Stanford University, B.A. in Human Biology, 2010

James has prepared hundreds students for the SAT since he graduated from MSJHS five years ago. Through this experience, he has developed a unique expertise in inspiring students to fulfill their goals and reach their highest potential—on the SAT, in college, and in their careers. James is studying corporate transactional law under a Dean's Scholarship at the University of Michigan, the nation's highest ranked public law school (USNews).