Subscription
The Purpose College Success Membership Subscription:
We provide a comprehensive mentorship and development program that supports students academically, personally, and professionally throughout their high school journey.
Our subscription works well because it combines ongoing coaching with test prep, rather than only SAT/ACT classes.
Our program improves admissions outcomes through skillful test prep and scholarship application guidance, and builds confidence through life coaching to develop responsible independence.
Vision
To become the nation’s most trusted college-readiness and life-coaching community, where students discover their potential, achieve their goals, and build successful futures.To empower every student to graduate from high school with the confidence, skills, and direction to thrive in college, careers, and life.
Mission
We equip high school students with the academic strategies, life skills, personalized coaching, and college preparation they need to succeed beyond the classroom. Through mentorship, accountability, SAT/ACT preparation, college planning, and personal development, we help students become confident, independent, and future-ready.
Program Description
The Purpose College Success Membership
The Purpose College Success Membership is a year-round coaching and college readiness program designed to help high school students excel academically, prepare for college admissions, and develop the life skills needed for long-term success.
Unlike traditional tutoring programs that focus only on test scores, our membership provides comprehensive support through personalized coaching, SAT and ACT preparation, executive functioning strategies, time management, goal setting, college planning, scholarship guidance, and accountability.
Students receive ongoing mentorship, live coaching sessions, structured learning plans, and access to expert guidance, keeping them motivated and on track throughout high school. Parents also gain peace of mind through regular communication, progress updates, and resources that help them confidently support their child’s educational journey.
Whether a student is preparing for standardized tests, building a competitive college application, or learning essential life skills, the Purpose College Success Membership provides the structure, encouragement, and expertise needed to succeed.
It includes:
- College readiness coaching
- Life coaching
- Executive function skills
- Time management
- Goal setting
- SAT & ACT preparation
- College admissions planning
- Scholarship guidance
- Parent coaching
- Accountability
We have the strongest hybrid model membership that includes:
- Weekly college readiness coaching
- Executive functioning and accountability coaching
- SAT/ACT prep
- College admissions planning
- Parent updates
- Digital resources and practice plans
- Optional 1-on-1 coaching upgrades
Core Promise
Helping students become college-ready, career-ready, and life-ready—one step at a time.
Platform includes:
- Questions about homework or study strategies
- SAT/ACT test-taking tips
- College application deadlines
- Essay feedback requests (short comments, not full rewrites)
- Schedule adjustments and accountability check-ins
- Time management and organization advice
- Motivation and goal tracking
- Parent questions about progress
typically response time
- Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
- Responses within 2–4 business hours
- Weekend responses within 24 hours
Unlimited messaging does not include:
- Live tutoring through text
- Full essay editing via chat
- Reviewing entire homework assignments
- Emergency after-hours support
- College application completion on the student’s behalf
Instead, those tasks happen during scheduled coaching sessions.
Brand Pillars
Your program can be built around five core pillars:
1. Academic Excellence – Improve grades, study habits, and learning strategies.
2. College Readiness – Navigate admissions, essays, scholarships, and financial planning.
3. Test Preparation – Build confidence and performance on the SAT and ACT.
4. Life Coaching – Strengthen leadership, resilience, communication, confidence, and emotional intelligence.
5. Accountability & Mentorship – Provide consistent coaching, encouragement, and personalized support to help students follow through on their goals.
Purpose Life Coaching will provide
Executive functioning skills: the mental skills that help people plan, organize, manage their time, control impulses, remember information, and complete tasks. They are often described as the brain’s “management system.”
These skills are especially important for high school students because they directly affect success in school, on standardized tests, in college, and eventually in the workplace.
Here are the core executive functioning skills and how they apply to students:
Starter/Essentials
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Freshmen & Sophomores
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Monthly group coaching, digital planner, SAT/ACT study plan, parent newsletter, resource library
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Digital tools, monthly coaching, study plans, parent resources.
Growth/Momentum
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Most families
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Weekly group coaching, life coaching, executive function coaching, SAT/ACT prep classes, Q&A sessions, parent webinars
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Weekly live coaching, SAT/ACT prep, accountability groups, office hours. This is the flagship plan.
Achievement/Success
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Students wanting accountability
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Everything in Growth plus two 1-on-1 coaching sessions/month, personalized SAT/ACT plan, college timeline, essay reviews
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Momentum plus biweekly private coaching, essay reviews, and individualized college planning.
Elite
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Families seeking concierge support
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Weekly private coaching, unlimited messaging, SAT/ACT tutoring, admissions strategy, scholarship planning, parent strategy meetings
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Concierge support with weekly private coaching, admissions strategy, unlimited messaging, and comprehensive family guidance.
Unlimited messaging during business hours for quick questions, accountability, and guidance—not unlimited live tutoring.
Purpose Life Coaching
| Skill | What It Means | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Planning | Setting goals and creating steps to achieve them | Creating a study schedule before the SAT |
| Organization | Keeping materials and information in order | Maintaining organized class notes and digital files |
| Time Management | Using time effectively | Balancing homework, sports, work, and extracurriculars |
| Prioritization | Deciding what is most important | Finishing a college application before a less urgent assignment |
| Working Memory | Holding and using information while completing tasks | Remembering multiple math steps during an ACT problem |
| Task Initiation | Starting tasks without excessive procrastination | Beginning an essay several weeks before it's due |
| Self-Monitoring | Evaluating progress and adjusting as needed | Reviewing practice test results to identify weak areas |
| Emotional Regulation | Managing emotions under stress | Staying calm during the SAT or after receiving a disappointing grade |
| Attention & Focus | Maintaining concentration despite distractions | Completing homework without constantly checking a phone |
| Flexibility | Adapting to changes or setbacks | Revising a college list after a scholarship opportunity changes |
Executive functioning coaching Goals
Many students are capable of doing well academically but struggle with:
- Procrastination
- Missing assignments
- Poor organization
- Difficulty managing stress
- Forgetting deadlines
- Inconsistent study habits
- Feeling overwhelmed by competing responsibilities
Coaching executive functioning skills helps students build systems and habits that make them more independent and reliable. Parents often see improvements not only in grades but also in confidence and responsibility.
Annual membership includes:
A different executive functioning topic each month. For example:
- August: Goal setting and school-year planning
- September: Time management & Study strategies
- October: Test-taking strategies
- November: Organization systems
- December: Stress management
- January: College readiness
- February: Financial literacy basics
- March: Career exploration and resume building
- April: Building productive habits
- May: Leadership and teamwork
- June: Establishing healthy friendships and relationships
- July: Communication and self-advocacy
The Practical Outcomes for Executive Function Coaching
Executive Function Coaching
Students learn practical skills to stay organized, manage their time, meet deadlines, reduce procrastination, improve study habits, and become more independent. These skills support success in high school, college, and future careers.
Core Promise
Helping students become college-ready, career-ready, and life-ready—one step at a time.
Platform includes:
- Questions about homework or study strategies
- SAT/ACT test-taking tips
- College application deadlines
- Essay feedback requests (short comments, not full rewrites)
- Schedule adjustments and accountability check-ins
- Time management and organization advice
- Motivation and goal tracking
- Parent questions about progress
typically response time
- Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
- Responses within 2–4 business hours
- Weekend responses within 24 hours
Unlimited messaging does not include:
- Live tutoring through text
- Full essay editing via chat
- Reviewing entire homework assignments
- Emergency after-hours support
- College application completion on the student’s behalf
Instead, those tasks happen during scheduled coaching sessions.
Elite Coach Access
Students have direct access to their coach for quick questions, accountability, encouragement, and guidance throughout the week. Most messages receive a response within 2–4 business hours.
Parents-only messaging included?
A strong premium feature is to include access for both the student and a parent or guardian. For example:
- Students can message about academics, testing, or planning.
- Parents can message about progress, scheduling, college timelines, or concerns.
- One shared family thread keeps everyone aligned while respecting the student’s privacy when appropriate.
For a premium subscription that blends college readiness, life coaching, and SAT/ACT preparation, our brand should focus on transforming students into confident, capable young adults, not just helping them get into college.
