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College
Readiness
Starts Here.

Get a head start on navigating your college career.

CollegeEQ 

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OUR
SERVICES

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College Readiness Series

​We help high school seniors confidently transition to college by building the skills for independence, self-advocacy, and success from day one.

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Pre-College Success Coaching

Our one-on-one coaching focuses on the skills they need to know before they transition to college.

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Parent Services

We provide parents with a clear roadmap to scaffold and empower their student to learn the independent life skills needed for college.

STUDENT OUTCOMES

  • Manage syllabi, deadlines, and multi-step assignments

  • Build a realistic weekly plan

  • Start tasks earlier and follow through more consistently

  • Use campus resources (tutoring, advising, disability services when relevant)

  • Self-advocate with professors and support offices

  • Create routines for sleep, study blocks, and workload balance

Comparing Notes

College
Readiness Series

Structure: Group/cohort

Curriculum: Paced and guided​

  • Session 1: Welcome + goals + creating & strengthening good habits

  • Session 2: Planning system + weekly routine

  • Session 3: Workload management + study workflow + task initiation & follow through

  • Session 4: What being "ready" for college really means 

  • Session 5: Independence plan + campus readiness + self-advocacy practice

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Our facilitators have taught First-Year Experience (FYE/Univ 100) courses nationwide and distilled the essential skills you need before you arrive on campus.

Pre-College
Coaching

Structure: One-on-one support

Plan: Personalized systems + accommodations/self-advocacy support when needed

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College Success Coaches focus on teaching students the fundamentals of college,  such as becoming more independent, reading a syllabus, getting organized, planning and prioritizing academics, utilizing campus resources, and so much more. 

 

Students who receive services from a Disability Resource Center will learn to request and use accommodations and self-advocate with confidence.

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