Is College Admissions Jumpstart right for you?

Any high school family can benefit, but it is ideal for:

  • Families with 8th, 9th and 10th graders who want to be proactive with college planning and want an affordable resource with all of the foundational knowledge.

  • Families who are confused about how or where to start their college prep journey and are looking for expert-led guidance and navigation.

  • Students eager to build a strong foundation of college prep with all of the building blocks you'll need to put your best foot forward and be prepared by 12th grade.

The Course:

Expert guidance from an industry insider with 17+ years of experience!

    1. Thinkific Platform Demo

    2. Welcome from the Instructor

    3. Presentation Part I: High School Roadmap Fundamentals

    4. Presentation Part 2: Searching and Applying to Colleges

    5. Survey: How was this "crash course"?

    6. Worksheet: Comparing Potential Colleges

    7. Worksheet: Comparing Subject Requirements

    8. Worksheet: Helpful Online Resources

    9. Worksheet: Campus Visit Questions

    10. Worksheet: High School Resume Template/Example

    11. Worksheet: Tracking Your A-G Requirements (CA Students)

JumpStart Includes:

  • $150.00
  • College Prep Building Blocks (Roadmap)
  • 180 Days Access
  • 6 Dynamic Worksheets (to keep you organized)

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    FreeHigh School Resume Template

    Use our template to craft a high school resume to help you stand out and put your most competitive foot forward!
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What you will find inside College Admissions Jumpstart:

  • Expert Tips and Guidance: Tips from an Assistant Dean of Admissions as he discusses a high school roadmap and the college application process. You'll be able to put your best foot forward when it's time to apply!

  • 9th-12th Grade Roadmap: Step-by-step benchmarks for every high school year, with specific goals to ensure you’re college-ready.

  • Exclusive Worksheets & Spreadsheets: Stay organized with exclusive downloads that will help you track your "List" and meet important deadlines.

Many Exclusive Extras to Give You a Competitive Edge

Here are a few of them:

  • College "List" Spreadsheet

    With JumpStart's spreadsheet template, you'll be able to track your prospective colleges' requirements and deadlines all in one easy format.

  • College Visit Questionnaire

    As you tour prospective colleges, you'll get an excellent start to the kinds of questions you should be asking.

  • High School Resume Template

    Receive a resume template with an example of how to craft your resume and stand out for selective schools.

Testimonials

“Seeing this presentation with my family, gives me a game plan for tackling high school and putting my best self forward for application time.”

Emma, 9th Grader (California)

“This course saved us a ton of money. Instead of hiring a college coach for many appointments. We got all of our building blocks in one place. We now only need to get essay help when the time comes.”

Angie, Parent (Michigan)

“College Admission Jumpstart is a comprehensive course designed to demystify today’s complex college admissions process. With clear guidance and up-to-date insights, it helps students and parents stay organized, meet critical deadlines, and navigate every step with ease. This program is a must-have for anyone trying to understand the latest application requirements and strategies.”

Jason, Parent (California)

“Prior to meeting with Adam, I was completely overwhelmed of how to help guide my kids through the High School course selection to best prep them for when they apply to college. My anxiety around college prep immediately decreased with Adam’s practical advice. He was able to break down year-by-year actionable items to make the entire process digestible. Regardless if your child is entering High School or in their final year, Adam can help you navigate how to best support them. Best of all, he has real college admissions experience at an incredibly reputable University. Helping support each one of my children’s varying journeys to college feels immensely easier with Adams guidance.”

Megan, Parent (California)

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What grade levels is this course designed for?

    This course is for anyone in high school, but is ideal for students in 8th, 9th or 10th grades.

  • Is this self-paced?

    Yes, you can go through the modules at your own pace. It is completely online and on-demand. It is composed of two narrated presentations and exclusive worksheets.

  • What if I have questions as I go through the course?

    You’ll have 180 day access to an exclusive community forum where you can ask questions and connect with other families to exchange ideas and resources. Also, the instructor will answer many questions weekly.

  • When and Why did you create College Admissions JumpStart?

    College Admissions JumpStart launched in November 2024. I launched this site for a few reasons: 1- I wanted families to have an affordable option to get all the college prep building blocks they need. 2- I wanted families to have a resource created by someone who has several years of experience in admissions as a Director and Assistant Dean, reviewing thousands of applications and being a figure head on many campus and national admissions committees- many college prep consultants have never even reviewed applications in an admissions office!

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About the Instructor

Adam Corrigan

College Jumpstart Instructor

Adam is currently Assistant Dean of Admissions at a local law school in California. He earned a MA in Education at the University of Michigan (program ranked #2). He is also the former Director of Admissions and Student Life at the University of Michigan School of Public Health (ranked #4 at the time). Over his career, he has reviewed thousands of applications, allocated millions in scholarship funds for recruitment, worked with countless faculty committees and has served on a national advisory committee for a Common Application System.