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One full calendar year of early college and high school curriculum planning for rising freshmen, freshmen, and sophomores who want to make thoughtful academic decisions before the pressure of junior year begins.
We will also administer a proprietary blend of personality and aptitude assessments to help identify your student’s strengths, potential career paths, and academic areas of interest.
This package is especially valuable for students considering dual-credit coursework during high school. Dual credit can help students prepare for a rigorous college degree, work toward an associate degree while in high school, or reduce the course load during college—creating more flexibility for work, internships, or study-abroad experiences.
A rising freshman is a student in the summer between eighth grade and freshman year.
Intake assessments to determine how your student organizes information and learns best
Course selection and academic planning for all four years of high school
Extracurricular and summer work/experience strategy—an important part of long-term college preparation
Timelines, checklists, and regular appointment-style check-ins
Early college awareness, college-visit scheduling, and fit guidance based on your student’s and family’s unique profile
PSAT guidance, including planning for potential National Merit recognition
Best for: Students who want a confident, intentional start to high school and a strategic academic plan that supports future college and career goals.
One full calendar year of early college and high school curriculum planning for rising freshmen, freshmen, and sophomores who want to make thoughtful academic decisions before the pressure of junior year begins.
We will also administer a proprietary blend of personality and aptitude assessments to help identify your student’s strengths, potential career paths, and academic areas of interest.
This package is especially valuable for students considering dual-credit coursework during high school. Dual credit can help students prepare for a rigorous college degree, work toward an associate degree while in high school, or reduce the course load during college—creating more flexibility for work, internships, or study-abroad experiences.
A rising freshman is a student in the summer between eighth grade and freshman year.
Intake assessments to determine how your student organizes information and learns best
Course selection and academic planning for all four years of high school
Extracurricular and summer work/experience strategy—an important part of long-term college preparation
Timelines, checklists, and regular appointment-style check-ins
Early college awareness, college-visit scheduling, and fit guidance based on your student’s and family’s unique profile
PSAT guidance, including planning for potential National Merit recognition
Best for: Students who want a confident, intentional start to high school and a strategic academic plan that supports future college and career goals.