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Comprehensive College Prep for 11th & 12th Grade Students

11th and 12th graders should narrow down interests and apply to target schools.

Often considered the hardest year of school, 11th graders often feel overwhelmed by the combination of activities, academics, and applications. With help, junior year doesn't have to be overwhelming.

With your coach, you'll get assistance in time management, executive planning, and, most importantly, your applications for your target schools. Special focus will be given to your essays, and with a coach by your side you'll feel confident that you're putting your best foot forward.  

Navigating Junior Year For
11th Graders

Finishing Strong For 
12th Graders

Once college acceptance letters begin arriving, it can be difficult to focus on all that still needs to be completed your senior year. Coaches will help you explore exciting career paths, college class options, fields of interest, and help you stay on track for success. All of this preparation will lead to a seamless transition to college and a positive freshman experience.

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  • Do I really need a college counselor? Can't we figure this out on our own?
    It is possible to navigate the college application process on your own. Lots of people do it! But it's not easy. Many parents report that they feel overwhelmed trying to understand complicated admissions requirements, and are unsure how to support their child or prepare them for the exams, essays, and interviews involved. Instead of googling answers to questions (and there will be a LOT of questions), you could have a trusted guide by your side to help you know what to do to support your child in achieving their goals.
  • Can you get my student into a Top 20 School?
    Success Koach has helped dozens of students get accepted into top schools, including Berkeley, Purdue, the USC System, UT Texas, Columbia—the list goes on! The truth is that top ranked schools are not always the best fit for a student (and vice versa). College admissions is a nuanced process, and we find that by helping students explore options and focus on their unique skills, interests, and strengths, they are better prepared to be successful in life (no matter where they go to school).
  • If my student is struggling in school, can you still help them?
    Yes! Our coaching helps the student beyond just the college application. With a focus on executive functioning skills (planning, prioritizing, and accomplishing tasks) and the support of a team dedicated to their success, your child will develop better habits and better understand their own skills and interests.
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