We are proud to bring you this year’s summer class lineup. We have 2 different S.S.A.T. Masterclasses to choose from. All classes are $960 and must be paid prior to June 5th. Price includes our SSAT Masterclass book, which will be used to complete the course.

We are also bringing back this summer a popular option due to its success last year, the Middle Level writing. Have your child learn his/her basics in writing ahead of his/her next school year! We will assist you with your writing stories, persuasive, expository, argumentative papers.

Summer Hours
June 1 – August 29
Monday – Friday 10:00AM – 6:00PM
Saturday-Sunday 10:00AM – 7:00PM

Honolulu & Windward

Twenty percent of learning gets lost every Summer. Don’t miss the opportunity to have your child accelerated into his/her next year’s Math, Science, and English curriculum, using the textbook from the school they attend.  Not only will he/she be empowered and confident for the new year, but we will also make it fun and the material meaningful. This is a popular option as you can make your child’s schedule and come in as often or as little during the Summer Break.

This 2-week course is designed for Juniors and Seniors who are engaged in the college enrollment process, or for students (Sophomore or higher) who would like to familiarize themselves with what to expect. It will centralize the development and mastery of writing abilities, editing skills, and creating a viable college application essay for high school students.

Course Layout

The first week of the course will provide general instruction regarding the Common Application essay structure. We will cover basic grammatical skills to augment the clarity, quality, and succinctness of students’ work. Students will learn skills to effectively self-edit while also building relationships with their peers to peer-review. This will encourage socio-emotional skills and bolster collaboration. The second week of this course will provide information regarding supplemental essays that students will have to provide for individual schools. Students will learn how to research various universities that are aligned with their interests and how to foster a network within those universities.

Hours: There will be a total of four classes per week and each class will be approximately 3 hours long. Thus, this equates to 12 instructional hours per week for 24 instructional hours in total. Each class provides one-two hours of homework for students to apply what they have learned in class. The combined instructional and applicational hours provide the students in this course with a total of 48 hours of preparation for the college application and essay process.

Class times and prices are subject to change.
Due to the high demand for our courses we deal with a First come, first serve.