Is your teen getting ready for college?

 We identify your teen’s math and reading strengths and gaps, help develop effective study habits, and connect high school choices to future goals.

• Course Planning: Map out four years of classes, including graduation requirements and honors or AP options that fit your teen’s goals.
• Meaningful Activities: Choose clubs, sports, or volunteer opportunities that reflect their interests and encourage ongoing involvement.
• Career Exploration & Test Prep: Explore possible careers, plan for the PSAT, and consider summer work or internships.
• College Costs: Begin family conversations about college expenses, savings, scholarships, and financial aid.

 As your teen progresses, we refresh their LILA Learning Plan, connect career interests with college options, and use practice tests to build familiarity and confidence.

• Choose Next Year’s Classes: Review prerequisites with the school counselor and consider AP or dual-enrollment opportunities.
• Build Test Readiness: Practice college entrance exam questions and plan for available PSAT testing.
• Discover College Options: Visit campuses, attend college and career fairs, and compare admission requirements.
• Record Accomplishments: Keep a growing résumé of activities, service, leadership, and achievements.

 We help your teen determine which tests fit their college goals, create a focused preparation plan, and narrow college options to a manageable list.

• Prepare for Testing: Plan SAT or ACT testing and any needed retakes, and discuss the PSAT/NMSQT with the school counselor.
• Build a College Shortlist: Compare programs, admission requirements, and costs to select a mix of ambitious, realistic, and likely admission options.
• Plan Recommendations: Identify teachers or mentors who know your teen well and request letters before the school year ends.
• Explore Costs & Campuses: Estimate college expenses, search for scholarships, and schedule visits to preferred schools.

 We help your family organize the final steps—from applications and essays to financial aid and choosing a college.

• Complete Applications: Confirm college choices, strengthen essays, request transcripts and recommendations, and meet each application deadline.
• Apply for Financial Aid: Submit the FAFSA and any additional forms required by your selected colleges.
• Review Offers: Track application updates and compare admission offers, scholarships, and total costs.
• Choose Your College: Select the best fit and submit your enrollment deposit by the college’s deadline.