Here’s what we believe…

The score matters,
but it’s never the whole point.
The possibility it unlocks is the point.
Who they are becoming is the point.

Over the past three years, we’ve helped 17 students earn National Merit Semifinalist recognition, one of the highest academic honors a high school student can receive.
And the number keeps growing.

• Class of 2025: 2 students

• Class of 2026: 5 students

• Class of 2027: 10 students

Luke came through our 8-week PSAT program and earned National Merit Semifinalist. He kept in touch as he prepared for the ACT and SAT on his own, and the growth kept coming: a 35 ACT, a 1510 SAT.

“I want to express my gratitude to you. Your test prep helped me so much: it took my ACT score from 27 to 35, it helped me achieve a 1510 on the SAT, and it aided me in obtaining National Merit Semi-Finalist... I don’t think I could have done it without your help, so, from the bottom of my heart, thank you Ms. Kelley!” — Luke

Jillian prepped for the PSAT with us and earned National Merit Semifinalist. She went on to become a Finalist and accepted a full-tuition and housing scholarship from the University of Tulsa.

“My daughter says Angie... has a magical way of making math make sense... We are so proud and also so happy that we found Angie! She was worth every penny...” — Dawnya, parent

Here’s what other students and parents have to say.

“As cliché as it sounds, I really couldn’t have done it without your class and tips... Thank you so much for all of the help you provided for PSAT prepping. I really do believe that without it all, I wouldn’t have passed the benchmark.” — Liam, National Merit Semifinalist

“[Raising my ACT from a 30 to a 32] allowed me to go straight into the business school at Baylor so I can get two majors and my master’s of accounting within my four years here. I’m so thankful for it, and it’s all because I was able to raise my test scores.” — Carli, Baylor Business Fellows Program

“We are so proud of him and want to give you credit for offering and teaching the ACT Prep class. With his overall score of 31, he is now eligible for a $4,000 per year automatic scholarship from OU.” — Julie, parent

These are students we helped show
what they had all along.