A NOTE FROM THE FOUNDER

I was looking for one clear place to help my children prepare.

When my children began thinking about SAT and AP courses, I found myself moving between school pages, practice books, calendars, and advice. Every source had a useful piece, but no single place showed us what to learn first, what came next, or how to keep going.

I built SAT & AP PrepPath to bring those pieces together—so a family can make a plan, learn in small steps, and see progress without feeling overwhelmed.

Zareen Khan, founder of SAT & AP PrepPath
Zareen KhanBuilder · parent of two · believer in accessible education

WHY I BUILT THIS

A family need became a way to give back.

I'm Zareen Khan—a technology professional and parent of two. I wanted to support my children without turning every study session into another search for answers. I kept asking: Are we starting at the right level? Which skills should come first? How can we prepare early without creating pressure?

Those questions became PrepPath. I brought roadmaps, lessons, practice, explanations, and progress into one calm place—so students can focus on learning and parents can feel more confident about how to support them.

I built it first for my own family, but I hope it reaches many more families. If one parent feels less alone, or one student takes the next step with a little more confidence, this work is already worth it. Education has opened doors for me; making preparation clearer and more accessible is my way of giving back to the community—one learner, one family, and one hopeful next step at a time.

A LITTLE COURAGE FOR THE JOURNEY

Keep going. Your future self is already grateful.

“A plan turns a big dream into one step you can take today.”

PrepPath principle

“You are not behind. You are building—one focused step at a time.”

For students

“Support is not pressure; it is a steady belief that says, ‘I’m with you.’”

For parents and guardians

FOR STUDENTS AND FAMILIES

Make a plan. Learn with purpose. Give yourself room to grow.

Start with one lesson today. Let momentum do the rest.

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