High School
(Strategic Preparation)


The four years of high school are the most strategic phase of a student’s academic journey. Every decision—from course selection to extracurricular involvement—can directly influence college admissions, scholarship eligibility, and future career opportunities. The goal during this stage is to ensure that by the first semester of senior year, each student is fully equipped to apply to colleges with confidence, a strong academic and extracurricular record, and a clear sense of direction. Early planning and consistent guidance transform these years from routine schooling into intentional preparation for life beyond graduation.
Here is how we accomplish it
Freshman/Sophomore Year:
Mentorship!
Monitor grades
Identify interest
Plan meaningful and impactful volunteer hours opportunities
Provide tutoring resources if needed
Vocational assessment and guidance by a professional
Introduce ACT/SAT prep resources
Junior Year:
Intensive preparation season:
College list
Requirements checklist per college
Touring college campuses
Scholarship and grant research
Deadline tracking
Document gathering list for financial aid
SAT/ACT prep resources
Senior Year:
Summer and Fall Semester:
Essay writing assistance
Preparation for college interviews
Early submission of applications to colleges (stress–free, competitive advantage)
Understanding and applying for financial aid, including scholarships, grants, and others
Spring:
Choosing the right college after the admission letters arrive
Reviewing financial aid packets
Personalized list to equip the college dorm
Transition readiness. Workshops aimed at becoming a successful college student:
Study Habits & Academic Excellence
Time Management & Scheduling
Independence Skills (navigating adult responsibilities)
Styles of Learning
Vision Board Planning
Financial & Professional Preparation
Financial Education 101 (budgeting, saving, investing basics)
Entrepreneurship Basics
Networking for Students
Career Exploration Sessions


