Your Teen Has What It Takes.
We’ll Help Them Show It.
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for High-Performing Students
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Two Paths to Major Scholarship Money
For high-achieving students in Oklahoma, two of the biggest merit-based scholarship opportunities come down to test scores:
National Merit through the PSAT. Becoming a Semifinalist is the first step toward National Merit scholarships, including full-tuition or full-ride packages at about 30 universities nationwide.
Oklahoma Rising Scholars Award through the ACT. Students who score at the very top qualify for an in-state scholarship, currently worth up to $24,000 a year.
Each award is earned by less than 1% of high school seniors.
We help students on either path.
National Merit: We’ve helped 17 students become Semifinalists in the past three years, including 10 of the 31 students we prepped for the fall 2025 PSAT.
Oklahoma Rising Scholars: A senior qualified this fall, a junior has already scored above this year’s cutoff, and more students are working toward it now.
Here are a few of their stories.
✦ 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.
“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 individually with us for the PSAT and earned National Merit Semifinalist status. She went on to become a Finalist and accepted a full-tuition and housing scholarship from the University of Tulsa.
“My daughter says Angie just 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, Jillian’s mom
✦ Caleb came to us in August of his senior year with a 30 ACT. After just two months of one-on-one sessions, he had earned a 34 superscore and qualified for the Oklahoma Rising Scholars Award.
“The scholarships he will now receive are amazing, and we are so grateful for Angie’s help in that. My son found her strategies to be particularly helpful and her encouragement in his skills practice was great. You will not regret investing in your child’s future with Angie!” — Emily, Caleb’s mom
✦ Charlotte was a sophomore with a 28 ACT when she started with us in the spring. After individual math prep and our 6-week ACT group class, she scored a 33. We kept working together, and this fall, as a junior, she cleared this year’s Rising Scholars cutoff.
“Good news, I got my ACT back. My composite went up to a 34 and my superscore is now a 35. Thank you so much for all you did to help me get here!” — Charlotte
These are students we helped show what they had all along.
Your student has what it takes, too.
Our Approach
The score matters,
but it’s never the whole point.
The possibility it unlocks is the point.
Who they are becoming is the point.
Here’s what we believe about your student before we even start:
They already have what it takes. We’re not building them up from nothing. We’re uncovering what’s already there.
Their worth isn’t on the line. A score can’t tell them who they are.
They do their best work from knowing who they are, not from trying to prove it.
They thrive when they focus on the process, not the outcome. They can’t control everything on test day, so they focus on what they can: their effort, their attitude, and how they approach each question.
They’re a whole person. Sleep, nutrition, hydration, movement, and even breathing matter on test day. We pay attention to all of it.
And yes, we know these tests inside and out: the content, the strategies, the patterns. We use practice tests to pinpoint what will move your student’s score the most, then build those skills through targeted practice and research-backed learning strategies. We also teach the test-day tactics that save time and earn points, the kind students rarely figure out on their own. Your student is in good hands.
But more than anything, we want them to leave feeling lighter and steadier than when they came in.
Meet Angie Kelley
Angie has spent more than thirty years in education as a teacher, coach, and tutor. She holds an Oklahoma teaching license in secondary mathematics and is a member of the National Test Prep Association, where she continues to sharpen her craft alongside test prep professionals from across the country.
She grew up as the youngest of seven in Edmond, Oklahoma, and she knows the difference it makes when someone sees something in you before you see it yourself. That’s what she gives every student she works with.
She also knows what a great score can do. Angie took the ACT twice in high school. The second time was mostly to beat her older brother, which she did with a 33, including a perfect 36 on math. With no research internship or national orchestra on her resume, she’s convinced that score is why Yale sent the acceptance letter.
As a teacher and coach, she saw it again and again: the students who grew the most were the ones who started to believe what was already true about them.
That’s the idea she built Land Run Learning on.