Curriculum Tracks
Expert Guidance Across Every Curriculum
Advanced Placement Program
AP Planning
A grade-by-grade roadmap for selecting AP courses that maximize academic strength, GPA, and demonstrated rigor.
Grade 9
Foundation AP courses — AP World History, AP Human Geography. Establishing strong GPA.
Grade 10
Expanding into AP sciences and mathematics — AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP Literature.
Grade 11
Peak rigor year — 4–6 APs including subject-specific courses for intended major.
Grade 12
Strategic completion — 3–5 APs, senior thesis, capstone projects.
International Baccalaureate
IB Diploma Strategy
Expert guidance for IB Diploma Programme students on HL/SL selection, predicted grades, and portfolio positioning.
HL Selection
Choosing Higher Level subjects that align with intended major and demonstrate genuine academic passion.
SL Selection
Balancing Standard Level subjects to maintain GPA while covering breadth requirements.
Predicted Grades
Understanding how UK and Irish universities use predicted grades in conditional offers.
EE & TOK
Extended Essay topic selection and Theory of Knowledge guidance for admissions impact.
IGCSE & A Levels
Cambridge Curriculum
Strategic guidance for Cambridge-track students applying to universities in the US, UK, and Ireland.
IGCSE
Subject selection strategy, grade targets, and building the foundation for A Levels.
AS Level
First-year A Level planning — identifying which subjects to continue and which to drop.
A Level
Final subject combination optimized for university programs of interest.
US Applications
Translating Cambridge grades and curriculum for American university applications.
Grade-by-Grade
High School Roadmap
Grade 6–8
Middle School Planning
- Academic acceleration opportunities
- Early extracurricular development
- Reading, debate, and writing foundations
- Interest exploration and discovery
Grade 9
Freshman Year
- GPA foundation — aim for 4.0 from day one
- Begin AP / advanced coursework
- Join key clubs and activities
- Establish first leadership roles
Grade 10
Sophomore Year
- Deepen extracurricular commitments
- Begin standardized test preparation
- PSAT / Pre-ACT baseline
- Begin research or passion project
Grade 11
Junior Year
- Peak course rigor — most important academic year
- SAT / ACT official testing
- College list research begins
- Summer program or research experience
- Begin essay brainstorming (fall)
Grade 12
Senior Year
- Complete college applications by deadlines
- Early Decision / Early Action strategy
- Final SAT / ACT if needed
- Scholarship applications
- Financial aid planning
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The earlier we begin, the more options we can create for your student.
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