Upcoming Classes & Seminars
SAT Preparation Classes
Small-group SAT preparation combines structured instruction, practice testing, and individualized feedback to help students strengthen skills, refine strategy, and improve performance.
SAT-Launch
A shorter preparation option for students preparing for an early SAT and looking for focused instruction and practice.
Next Class: Aug 25 - Sep 29, 2026
Target Test Date: Oct 3, 2026
SAT Comprehensive
Our full small-group program with structured weekly instruction, full-length practice tests, and individual score-review sessions.
Next Class: Oct 18 - Dec 3, 2026
Target Test Date: Dec 5, 2026
Looking for a different test date or preparation option?
Additional SAT class dates and private tutoring options are available.
College Essay | College Application
Small-group workshops give rising seniors structured support as they move from planning into writing and completing their college applications.
College Essays
Our small-group workshops guide students through the process of developing an authentic, compelling personal statement. Through reflection, brainstorming, drafting, and individualized feedback, students learn to identify the experiences and ideas that matter to them and communicate why they matter.
Best for: Rising seniors who benefit from structure, guided reflection, and feedback throughout the writing process.
Next Class: Summer 2027 ☀️
College Application
A Hands on small-group program that helps rising seniors turn their college list into a clear application plan and begin completing key parts of the Common App.
Students work on their Activities List, academic resume, recommendation requests, Common App sections, interview preparation, and supplemental essay planning.
Best for: Rising seniors who have a developed college list and are ready to begin executing their application plan
Next Class: Summer 2027 ☀️
Town Halls: Information Sessions/ Webinars/ Seminars
Understanding Highly Selective College Admissions
What competitive profiles really look like — and how to build one
Join us for this live parent webinar where we’ll break down:
• How highly selective colleges actually review applications
• What separates qualified from competitive students
• How earlier choices quietly shape later outcomes
February 19th, 2026 at 7pm EDT
“Evan was accepted at almost every school he applied to and was offered financial aid at all those schools. He was offered a full tuition scholarship/honors program at Messiah University which is a fit for him academically athletically and overall. He was looking for a smaller school with a good community feel. While this school and a number of other he applied to are not among the most highly selective, I think his improved SAT score (790 math, 780 reading) was a big factor in getting financial aid offers and especially this full tuition offer. He did also have to interview in person so I guess that went well 😊”