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COLLEGE TRANSITION BOOTCAMP FOR EXECUTIVE FUNCTION SKILLS

Solidify foundational systems required for a confident, independent first semester.

The Framework for a Successful Freshman Year

College is a major transition, especially for students still building executive function skills. The College Readiness Intensive helps rising freshmen develop the habits, routines, and systems they need to manage independence and stay on track from day one.

This program focuses on the skills that matter most for college success: time management, organization, planning, prioritizing, and follow-through. Each student leaves with a personalized plan that is practical, clear, and designed for real academic demands.

Students learn how to manage increased rigor, navigate complex assignments, and respond to the demands of campus life using tools they can apply immediately.

For families, this support provides clarity and peace of mind, helping students transition into college with structure, confidence, and independence.

Designed by College Professors for Freshman Year Success

College Readiness Intensive

6‑Hour Small‑Group Program for Rising College Freshmen

Give your student the five essential systems they need to start college with confidence. In this hands‑on, high‑impact intensive, students learn how to manage their schedule, track assignments across platforms, plan big projects early, communicate with professors, and build routines that support focus and well‑being.

With a cohort of no more than six students, each participant receives personalized guidance and leaves with:

  • A weekly schedule template
  • A unified task‑tracking system
  • A project‑planning method
  • A communication toolkit
  • A wellness + focus routine

A clear plan for becoming fully independent by August. Includes lunch and 30 min follow-up coaching session anytime in their first semester. 

Built on systems. Driven by follow-through. Designed for success.

Your student has worked hard for this opportunity.  Equip them to with the right framework for a balanced and successful freshman year.