Virtual Academic Coaching
Personalized Virtual Academic Coaching for Recent High School Graduates and College Students with Less Than 30 Credits. Achieve a Smooth Academic Transition to College and an Outstanding Academic First Year.
Next Step College Freshman
We understand that transitioning to college can be exciting and challenging for students. Transitioning from high school to college can be overwhelming, but virtual academic coaching helps equip students with essential skills like time management, study techniques, and effective note-taking. Virtual academic coaching offers personalized guidance tailored to individual needs, offering a variety of strategies so students can find their optimal approach.
Our programs
virtual Summer Program
Our approach introduces students to scientifically proven study methods grounded in active recall and spaced repetition. They'll learn time management skills, with a focus on dedicating 2 hours of study per class hour. We also explore various note-taking strategies designed to support their academic goals.
Virtual Freshman Program
This program is tailored for students with fewer than 30 credits. It aims to assist them in discovering effective, scientifically backed study methods, time management strategies, and note-taking techniques through weekly virtual sessions with an academic coach throughout the school year. Whether you’re just starting college or returning to college with less than 30 credits, this program is for you!
Virtual Midsemester Program
This program is designed to help college freshmen improve their academic performance and manage the challenges of college life during the semester. It introduces study methods like active recall and spaced repetition, time management strategies that prioritize focused study, and effective note-taking techniques.
Next Step College Freshman
Our approach To Academic Coaching
Virtual academic coaching goes beyond academics to provide holistic support for your college experience. Coaches can assist with time management, note-taking, and study methods, helping students maintain a healthy school-life balance. They can also offer guidance in identifying resources on campus and ensuring that you make the most of your college experience.