Meeting weekly or biweekly–depending on the student’s schedule– the student finalizes the list of colleges to which he or she will apply. Each student works privately with their own essay coach to complete essays. In addition to working privately with a counselor, application tutorials are held to assist the student in completing applications and preparing each college’s required documents. Every senior is required to attend a minimum of 2 application tutorials held in late summer and Fall. Special advising is provided to students pursuing the performing and visual arts as well as those pursuing collegiate athletics. In spring of the senior year, guidance is provided to the student and parents in making a final selection. Students and parents are strongly encouraged to attend the “Transitions Workshop” held in May.
Whether you are taking the test for the first time, or retaking the test during your Senior year, your score matters! Our talented team can help your student decide which test is right and help determine the best time to take the test. A lot goes into deciding the perfect date for your student’s test date, as sports, clubs and other commitments can make scheduling tutoring very difficult. That’s why our exceptional team of tutors work around your schedule to make the process a breeze!
The College Blueprint will help you and your student prepare for the SAT or ACT with self-confidence, organization, and positive results! We can give your student the tools necessary to score well on the SAT and ACT. Our SAT/ACT preparation program includes:
In our program, we offer a variety of strategies on analyzing problems, decoding the SAT language, learning concepts and vocabulary found on the SAT and ACT, developing your pace for taking the test, and so much more! At The College Blueprint, our students average a 235 point increase with some achieving increases of 300-580 points!
“I could not have done all of that stuff without you. I’ve worked so hard in high school and I’m happy that you could be a part of my dreams of getting into college.” – Senior, Newport Harbor High School