With At-Home Schooling and a long-lasting pandemic, these are ways to help teens cope with change. Words by Dr. Chinwé Williams.

Due to COVID, some SAT Test sites have closed in California. Read why…

If your SAT Test site is closed, start calling the test site NOW! And then try to switch sites if possible, but we highly recommend students still take the SAT Test.

Even though SAT tests are optional this year, will optional SAT Tests make UC’s easier to get into? Find out…

Fall 2020 online S.T.E.A.M. classes for college credit in partnership with LATTC.

For those of you who, like me, are concerned about the quality of distance learning this Fall Semester given the negative experience this past semester, our Community Partner, LA Parent Union will be suing LAUSD. Their legal warnings to LAUSD are attached.

High School Seniors…be sure to apply for these AUGUST 2020 Scholarships with rewards from $500 - $20,000 and higher!! (List Inside)

Online summer camps and workshops for k-12 students interested in exploring STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math).

Providing scholarships of up to $2,500 and one $10,000 scholarship to select women of promise in order to help them achieve their educational objectives. The deadline to apply is July 15, 2020.

Should you send your high school graduate to a 2-year college in the midst of COVID-19 and College Fall Admissions in 2020? Here are our thoughts...

High School Seniors…be sure to apply fo these July 2020 Scholarships with rewards from $500 - $20,000 and higher!! (List Inside)

Essay content open to all minority LAUSD students from the senior class of 2020 who are attending a 4-year university in the Fall. Must live in or near the Crenshaw Distract of Los Angeles.

High School seniors…be sure to apply fo these June 2020 Scholarships with rewards from $500 - $20,000 and higher!! (List Inside)

Why this year’s online Summer Bridge Program is especially important to public school students!

Rewatch our session on college affordability where Deacon John Wilson summarizes how much you will pay for college based on income and grades.

As you know, the National Decision Day for the selection of a college or university is May 1st.  Due to the current COVID-19, many colleges have extended their “Decision Day” deadline to May 15th or June 1st, which then, theoretically, gives you more time to make the decision to attend your choice college.

Take a look at our TOP 10 PREFERRED COLLEGES. These colleges have proven to provide our students the most value, support, financial aid, and success in their college experience.

A quick list of healthy habits to start right now, to make your college experience as success as possible by focussing on what really matters.

Learn how to read your GPA by understanding the difference between a Weighted and Un-weighted GPA and how colleges look at them.

Junior year can be tough, but don’t let it affect your college admissions success. Here are the top 4 mistakes 11th graders make during their Spring semester that are completely avoidable.