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Study Smarter, Not Harder

We specialize in helping you become a better student. Our trained academic coaches ensure that you learn the study skills you need to take your academics to the next level! Below are some of the areas where we can help plus many more!

Time Management

Learn how to plan effectively to make the most of your day. Our tips and tricks will ensure you achieve school-life balance.

Note-Taking

Good note-taking is a skill that will take you far in life. Whether you're in 6th grade or 12th grade, this skill will ensure your future success.

Organization

Do you lose things easily? Our organization class will help you develop methods that you will be sure to keep.

Distractions

What are your main distractions and how can you avoid them? We will teach you how to identify what disrupts your focus and how to minimize distractions around you.

Procrastination

Leave things to the last second? Our anti-procrastination strategies will help keep you on track and on top of your deadlines.

Effective Reading

Critical reading skills are vital for a successful college and life experience. Our strategies will help you understand any text you read and develop your ability to identify main ideas and an author's purpose.

1 Session

$75

  • One-on-One Session
  • Access to Video Lessons
  • Unlimited Chat Support
  • Monthly Newsletters
  • Facebook Group
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3 Sessions

$100

  • 1 One-on-One Session
  • 2 Group Workshops
  • 1 Check in Call
  • Access to Video Lessons
  • Unlimited Chat Support
  • Monthly Newsletters
  • Facebook Group
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5 Sessions

$180

  • 3 One-on-One sessions
  • Personalized Coach
  • 2 Group Workshops
  • 3 Check in Calls
  • Access to Video Lessons
  • Unlimited Chat Support
  • Monthly Newsletters
  • Facebook Group
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