Every week, AdmissionsIQ breaks down exactly what your 9th–11th grader should be doing right now, so you're never behind. Free forever. No spam.
Most parents start thinking about college in 11th grade. That's 2 years too late. Here's the framework colleges actually use to evaluate your kid.
One concrete thing your kid should do this week, organized by grade. No overwhelm. Just the next right step for 9th, 10th, or 11th graders.
Deep dive into one college each week: what they actually look for, hidden application tips, and whether the name matches the opportunity.
The stuff counselors know but don't publicize. Demonstrated interest tricks, financial aid timing, and how admissions committees actually think.
Most parents start thinking about college in 11th grade. Here's why that's 2 years too late, and the framework for what colleges actually evaluate: grades, rigor, activities, essays, and demonstrated interest.
A month-by-month action plan organized by grade, covering everything from course selection to essay prep to financial aid strategy.
A structured spreadsheet to build your kid's college list with data that actually matters, not just name recognition.
Every week you wait is a week of strategy lost. AdmissionsIQ exists because no parent should need a $10,000 counselor to give their kid the best shot. The information is out there. We just make sure you get it in time.