Sunday, June 28, 2026 at 2:00 PM (PST)

If Your Student Is a Junior Right Now,
The Clock Is Already Running.

Most families don't realize how much is decided — and how little time is left — until it's too late to change the outcome. Junior year is the most consequential year in the college admissions process. These are the moments that determine acceptance letters.

01

The Testing Window Is Closing Fast

Most juniors have only 2–3 remaining testing opportunities before college applications are due. Choosing the wrong strategy — or choosing nothing — costs real acceptance at competitive schools.

02

The Essay Is Not About Writing

Admissions readers spend 6–8 minutes on an application. The personal statement is your student's one chance to be remembered — and most families don't start thinking about it until summer is half over.

03

Early Decision Can Move the Odds Dramatically

At many top universities, Early Decision acceptance rates are 2–3x higher than regular decision. Most families don't know the strategy — or which schools have binding early programs.

Webinar Dates:

Thursday, April 2, 2026 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM (PST)

Thursday April 23, 2026 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM (PST)

Is your student accidentally making one of these 7 costly college admissions mistakes? Even strong students are rejected every year. The admissions landscape has changed.

What You’ll Learn

✔ The 7 mistakes families don’t realize they’re making
✔ What selective colleges truly evaluate
✔ How to strategically position a student
✔ How to use summer for competitive advantage
✔ A step-by-step prevention blueprint

Who Should Attend

8th–11th grade families

High-achieving students

Parents aiming for Top 50 / UC / TX / selective schools

Bonus Live Give Away: College Admissions Mistake PreventionToolkit ($450 Gift Value: Toolkit and 1:1 Private Session With an Advisor)

Webinar Date:

Thursday, March 19, 2026 at 6:00 PM-7:00 PM (PST) Zoom

Parents and students will learn the importance of summer programs, extra curricular activities, and more which contribute as a vital part in the application process apart from academics.

Summer programs and summer camps expand identity as much as resumes do. Parents often notice changes after one summer (teachers, too): greater confidence in decision-making, improved social comfort, newly discovered (or more refined) career interests, and even greater motivation during the school year. Meanwhile, students learn that the best kind of education doesn’t end when summer starts — it merely changes shape. 

The school year teaches you how to learn. Summer programs show you why it matters.

March Webinar TBD

Parent information Night is an opportunity to begin the college application process for your child by gaining critical information for your child’s success in secondary education. Topics covered will be the parents’ roll, student’s roll, advisors’ roll, financial aid, due dates for applications, and more. This is a free event for parents; however students are welcomed as well.

March Webinar TBD

An essay bootcamp is an intensive, short-term program that helps students write compelling college application essays. These bootcamps guide students through brainstorming, drafting, revising, and editing their essays, which can include the Common Application essay, UC Personal Insight Questions, and supplemental essays. Sessions can be live or online and vary in length from a single day to several weeks, often with expert coaching and peer feedback. 

Next Webinar TBD

Your comprehensive guide to unlocking federal and state financial aid opportunities. Learn about eligibility requirements, essential documents, key deadlines, and expert tips to maximize your financial aid package.