Weekday sessions will run January 18 through March 8, 2023:
Mondays & Wednesdays, 4-6 pm and/or 6-8 pm (depending on demand) + some Saturdays (for additional exam practice). The additional Saturday sessions would be from 1:30-4 pm (Jan 28; Feb: 4, 11, 18, 25; Mar 4, 2023)

Course and registration information attached below.

Whether you are preparing for your first PSAT/SAT or ACT working to distinguish yourself as a National Merit Scholar, or striving to obtain higher scores to improve admissions to your colleges of choice, we are here to assist you! Test preparation is a crucial indicator of how well you have mastered key academic and reasoning skills during high school. Our program resonates with students because we foster a belief in one's ability to learn, adapt, and apply effective strategies for testing success.

We are available during Summer 2022 to assist students and families with the College Admissions Process. Please review our menu links to learn more about the programs we offer and how we can make your college admissions journey more effective and successful.

While many students can and will succeed when learning independently in the home-school setting, we know that some students require more direct instruction and enrichment. Academic Coaching Services will offer daily teaching in core subjects: math (Algebra, Geometry), science (Biology, Chemistry, etc.), English, History, and other courses. In addition to completing school assignments, our focus at ACS will continue to be on academic enrichment. Students will prepare for advanced high school courses by completing academic work beyond what may be required by their school program.

Much of the college admissions landscape has changed this year, and as rising seniors continue their college admissions journey, we here at Academic Coaching Services want to support your family. 

Many have asked about the state of college admissions testing, especially since many colleges and universities have already announced "test optional" policies for the upcoming admissions cycle (2022-2023). What effect will this policy have on one's admissions decision? Should I continue to take the ACT or SAT?