Let First Honors help you build a plan to reach your educational goals!
Our coaches provide you with transformative tools that will elevate your college applications.
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Our mentors are carefully matched with students to ensure they can provide the utmost support to jumpstart your career goals
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Our tutors support you as you navigate the challenges of college and grad school.
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Our academic roadmaps are personally tailored for you to confidently transfer into your desired institution.
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We ask deep-seated questions that hone in on student's strengths, interests, goals, and habits. This enables us to develop innovative educational models and tailored strategies to not only empower them to meet their academic goals, but also enhance their personal development.
In order to create an academic culture of truly understanding students, we must implement an immense sense empathy and aim to use every learning experience as an opportunity for them to assess their growth, develop sustainable confidence, and become the best versions of themselves.
Varying perspectives and cultures are key qualities that make this world more beautiful and exciting.
Trusting us is just the first step. The goal is for all our students to learn to trust themselves to achieve their goals.
By listening, addressing and fulfilling student's needs, we continually gain more experience to continue leading them.
We expertly identify and build necessary skills to ensure ours students are well-equipped to address challenges.
"Ron is hands-down the best mentor out there. He inspired me to find my passions, build my confidence, and encouraged me to change the world. Ron continues to mentor me, helps me manage all my assignments, and keeps me motivated through the rigors of college."
“My mentor and college planning coach, Crystal, is a rockstar - the epitome of women empowerment. Going into high school, I was scared of all the high school horror stories that we have all heard. But with Crystal guiding me every step of the way, I graduated as the strong independent woman she envision I would become.”