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HELPing students discover their strengths, interests, and career pathways — and guiding them to and through high school, college, and graduate school toward purposeful careers.
HELPing students master college entrance exams through diagnostic testing, personalized study plans, interactive practice, tutoring, and strategies that build skill and confidence.
Essays: College Applications + Scholarships HELPing scholars craft authentic, purpose-driven essays and statements of purpose that connect academic goals, career aspirations, and personal stories to stand out in admissions for undergrad and grad school.
Helping scholars to get to and through high school, college, graduate school, and on to careers
HELPing to improve community - police relations by building trust and creating opportunities for difficult conversations.
Helping with the development and delivery of intentional, high-impact, evidence-based, data rich, ROI driven programming.
Higher Education & Learning Professional Consulting, Inc. HELP is a federally recognized non-profit, started in 2011. While HELP originally started out as an educational non-profit focused on college and career readiness from middle school through PhD, we have grown since our humble beginning.
While still a non-profit, HELP's focus now is the design and delivery of intentional, high impact, data rich, evidence-based, return on investment highlighted programming solutions. The following are our three primary areas of concentration: College and Career Readiness, Social Justice, and Program/Grant Consulting.
INCLUDES:
HELPing scholars decrease anxiety, increase scores, and build test stamina.
HELPing scholars develop essays that highlight their personal, academic, and career goals.
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Clear, research-based foundation for understanding a student’s academic readiness, personality, and career interests.
Our core services are designed to empower both students and organizations with the clarity, strategy, and tools needed to achieve success. From guiding students through college and career pathways to strengthening academic performance and crafting standout essays, we provide personalized support every step of the way.
For institutions, our consulting and research services help develop data-driven programs that produce measurable, lasting impact. Together, these offerings form a comprehensive approach to academic and professional excellence.
HELPing scholars develop essays that highlight their personal, academic, and career goals.
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Proctored Live-Online Test Dates:
June- 3, 5, 10, 12, 18, 25
July- 1, 9, 11, 14, 22, 24
(All test and tutor times are login 9:30, room locked at 9:45, and start time 10 AM Eastern Standard Time)
Online In-Person Tutoring Dates: June 22 & 23 July 27 & 28
Parent Q&A Meetings: May 21, June 19 & July 15 at 7:30 PM EST
After their 1st Practice Test:
Students will be provided HELP’s ACT self-study test prep review curriculum to practice between test dates that include an individual study guide based on students’ diagnostic results, 6 full practice tests, and over 1,900 practice questions
Tutoring?
2 Live-Online ACT Tutoring Sessions are provided by a certified ACT instructor (June & July) to review test techniques, strategies, and students' most missed type of questions (Sessions will be taped for download and home review
Scores that students need to be shooting for?
ACT – Math score of 22 and combined English & Reading Score of 40 (58%): Indicates your child is college ready, and allows them to bypass college placement tests (TSIA & Accuplacer) and subsequently remedial classes
ACT – Composite score of 26 (72%): This is where most college merit-based scholarships start
What will students and parents receive at the end of the workshops?
At the end of the camp parents will be emailed a report that highlights their students predicted composite scores and individual area test scores across all 4 subject areas for each test they have taken
Does HELP provide additional assistance beyond this summer's workshops?
Yes. At the end of the summer, parents can sign their students up for our fall prep program.
Proctored Live-Online Test Dates:
June- 3, 5, 10, 12, 18, 25
July- 1, 9, 11, 14, 22, 24
(All test and tutor times are login 9:30, room locked at 9:45, and start time 10 AM Eastern Standard Time)
Online In-Person Tutoring Dates: June 22 & 23 July 27 & 28
Parent Q&A Meetings: May 21, June 19 & July 15 at 7:30 PM EST
After their 1st Practice Test:
Students will be provided HELP’s ACT self-study test prep review curriculum to practice between test dates that include an individual study guide based on students’ diagnostic results, 6 full practice tests, and over 1,900 practice questions
Tutoring?
2 Live-Online ACT Tutoring Sessions are provided by a certified ACT instructor (June & July) to review test techniques, strategies, and students' most missed type of questions (Sessions will be taped for download and home review
Scores that students need to be shooting for?
ACT – Math score of 22 and combined English & Reading Score of 40 (58%): Indicates your child is college ready, and allows them to bypass college placement tests (TSIA & Accuplacer) and subsequently remedial classes
ACT – Composite score of 26 (72%): This is where most college merit-based scholarships start
What will students and parents receive at the end of the workshops?
At the end of the camp parents will be emailed a report that highlights their students predicted composite scores and individual area test scores across all 4 subject areas for each test they have taken
Does HELP provide additional assistance beyond this summer's workshops?
Yes. At the end of the summer, parents can sign their students up for our fall prep program.