Academic Coaching Options
College Students
Mastermind Package registration is closed for the spring semester, but you can still register for coaching using the monthly billing option.
Choose from the following Academic Coaching options for the Spring 2025 semester:
*Mastermind packages are semester-long programs and must be purchased before the spring semester begins.
Mastermind Level 1
$150/week for 16 weeks (pre-paid)*
- 60 minutes of 1:1 Coaching per week
- Flexible scheduling
- Coaching is tailored to each student's needs
- Weekly Lesson Notes to Parents
- Email Session Reminders
- Check-ins via text between coaching sessions
- May add study hall at a later date
Mastermind Level 2
$175/week for 16 weeks (pre-paid)*
- 60 minutes of 1:1 Coaching per week
- Flexible scheduling
- Coaching is tailored to each student's needs
- Weekly Lesson Notes to Parents
- Email Session Reminders
- Check-ins via text between coaching sessions
- **Weekly Study Hall
Monthly Billing Option*
60 minutes of 1:1 Coaching per week
Coaching is tailored to each student's need
Weekly Lesson Notes to Parents
Email Session Reminders
Register for study hall as an add-on package
Payment is due at the beginning of each month for the previous month's sessions
*There is an additional one-time registration fee of $175 which includes your Team Intake Meeting with you, your student, the academic coach, and ACA owner Susan Schaefer.
Flexible scheduling is available to accommodate your child's schedule.
Prefer two 30-minute sessions per week? You can break down the 60 minutes of coaching however you would like to help your child achieve their academic goals.
Would you like additional sessions added per week for more support? No problem at all. We will help any way we can to ensure success at school for your student.
**Study hall is a time for students to join a Zoom meeting with an academic coach and other students to work on homework.
Research has found that some students do better at completing homework when there is someone there to hold them accountable. There are set times each week outside of the normal academic coaching sessions that students can join and work on assignments.
Here is one student's experience:
"Every time I went to the study hall sessions, I was able to meet the goals I set and complete my assignments. The study hall proctors are nice and answered all the questions I had. The study hall sessions are well worth going to." - Ben, College Sophomore
Testimonials
"We have worked with Lauren at ACA for 2 years now. My student was struggling not with the material, but with the executive function skills needed to maneuver a college schedule. Prior to joining, my student was at risk for loss of scholarship. Happy to say that this past semester he carried a full load of 15 hours and ended with a 3.7! Highly recommend Lauren and the people at ACA. They are great at listening to what is needed and providing guidance and help for students."
Terri K.
Mother of Chris
"We can not say enough positive things about our family's experience with Academic Coaching Associates. ACA provides him with the tools and confidence to be successful! From our first meeting with Susan Schaefer to being paired with Coach Marissa, we have felt heard, supported, and hopeful. Our son is starting his third year of school and he is a much different student than he was before. He is no longer defeated before he begins a project and he is a stronger advocate for himself when he needs to be. Academic Coaching Associates has been one of the best investments our family has ever made."
Denise A.
Mother of Marco
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What Is College Coaching? A college coach—also called a college admissions consultant—specializes in helping students achieve success in the college admissions process. These individuals are often former college admissions officers who have firsthand knowledge and expertise to share with prospective students.