Personalized College Planning in Madison, WI
1:1 guidance for college search, ACT scores, and standout applications—so families feel confident from first step to acceptance.
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98% of students improve ACT scores | Avg +5 points
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1,000+ Wisconsin families guided
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Transparent packages & pricing
Clarity, Not Chaos
A step-by-step plan for search, tests, essays, and deadlines.
Local & Personal
Madison-based, 1:1 coaching tailored to your student’s goals.
Proven Results
98% improve ACT, average +5 points, stronger applications.
Transparent Packages
Clear scope and pricing—no surprises.
Choose Your Path
We wanted to get this right from the start. It’s too big of a decision to go into it halfway. It’s a small price to pay for the comfort of knowing that in the end, you made the right choice.
– Melissa N, Parent of Lucas (pictured with Melissa)
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1-HOUR CONSULT
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Proudly Serving Madison & Dane County
5930 Seminole Centre Court, Suite D, Fitchburg, WI 53711
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Planning for college can be overwhelming and stressful. We don’t want that for you. We offer college admissions guidance and ACT Test Prep that removes stress, makes your path clear and helps you make confident college choices.Ready to make a plan?
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