For 12th Grade Students

Personalized Guidance – 4 Pillars for Maximum Impact

IvyPrep designs its coaching program to foster holistic development, nurture individuality, and instill a strong sense of responsibility in every student.

Focus 100%

Effective Applications

A comprehensive program designed to ensure students don’t have to juggle everything alone during the crucial application period. From career direction and school selection to essay timeline planning and application completion, every step is guided closely to maximize efficiency and save time.

Depth Development

Upgrading Applications & Essays

Based on academic performance, family finances, and personal aspirations, students build a balanced college list across safety, match, and reach schools. Each application is strategically planned with timelines, essays, and scholarship opportunities to increase admission chances and secure the best-fit options.

Dedicated Guidance

Optimize & Accelerate

Every student is paired with an experienced advisor who monitors weekly progress, provides multi-round essay feedback, and adjusts strategies flexibly. This in-depth support ensures no deadlines are missed and students remain fully prepared at every stage.

Stage

Profile Building

1. Engage in Challenging Projects & Activities

Facilitate discussions to finalize the student’s list of preferred universities and majors.
Guide students in designing independent projects aligned with their passions.
Arrange campus visits or virtual tours for real-world experiences.
Provide expert advice from alumni or admissions representatives.

2. Build a Strong Resume & Personal Portfolio

Guide students in drafting and polishing resumes to highlight achievements.
Provide feedback on format, design, and content for maximum impact.
Support the development of a professional portfolio showcasing skills and experiences.
Teach students how to maintain and update their resumes for specific applications.

3. Explore Academic Fields & Career Opportunities

Use career exploration tools such as aptitude tests and interest inventories.
Organize informational interviews and connect students with professionals in their fields of interest.
Encourage internships, job shadowing, and career fairs for hands-on exposure.
Provide insights into emerging industries and career trends to support informed decision-making.

4. Prepare for the College Transition

Assist with essential documentation such as visas and financial planning.
Provide checklists to help students pack, plan, and settle into college life.
Connect students with orientation programs and campus resources.
Offer guidance on adapting to the academic and social environment at university.

Guidance Program