Educating parents, students, counselors, and adminstrators about the college admissions process is a vital part of the college preparation process. Let Knowsys partner with you to provide this education.
We know your counselors and advisors are busy setting student schedules, going to ARDs, monitoring students, and performing all their other assigned duties. Knowsys has the time and resources to help take some of the college preparation burden off the school counselors.
Knowsys offers courses, information seminars, and diagnostic testing to help you help your students prepare for the college admissions process. Knowsys also offers a complete Vocabulary Builder Program that provides an aligned program of systematic vocabulary acquisition for grades 6-12.
Courses
Knowsys will create any type of course you need: Duke TIP, PSAT, SAT, ACT, or core curriculum (including math and science remediation courses).
- You set the time
- You set the place
- You set the number of classes
- You set the length of each class
Hosting our courses on your campus allows your students to receive high quality prep in a safe, comfortable environment. Our courses can be held during zero hour before school, during the school day, or after school. We will work with you to select a schedule that will best fit your students' busy schedules.
Parent Information Seminars can be provided for high school and/or middle school parents. These information sessions provide an overview of the college admissions process, set out a year-by-year timeline for students to follow, and discuss the standardized exams that are so important in admissions decisions.
Parent Information Seminars are conducted by Knowsys in conjunction with your high school counselors. This provides a true information forum for students and parents since your counselors know your students and their college prospects best. The seminar also allows your counselors to speak about their role in the college admissions process.
Knowsys offers a full program of diagnostic testing for schools. Schools can offer practice SAT, PSAT, or ACT exams to their students for minimal costs. Such exams give students an opportunity to test themselves without the high costs and potential negative consequences of taking the official exams.
Whenever students take diagnostic exams, school administrators receive a Diagnostic Summary Report providing aggregate data and individual student data. Students and parents also receive Individual Score Reports that allow individual students to identify their strengths and weaknesses.
