The boot camp will be in June 2025. The sessions are small group tutoring with a limit of 5 students per session. They will be offered twice a week for three weeks. You can take all or some of the sessions. You can choose from a  Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday schedule. There are four time slots: 9-10am, 10-11am, 1-2pm, & 2-3pm. Priority is given to students taking all sessions. Single sessions will only be available if there is room during the day and time slot you want. 

Check the calendar for availability: WOW Tutoring Services Calendar

The complete boot camp (all 6 sessions): $250

 Single sessions: $50

The course includes:

Session 1- Time Management- This is the biggest obstacle most college students face. They lack time management skills to succeed and still have time for a life away from class and studying. 

This session will teach you how to:

• Set Priorities

• Create a Study Schedule

• Set Reminders

• Create Personal Deadlines

Held June 2nd or 3rd.

Session 2- Study Skills- This is another obstacle most college students face. Even if they did have to study in high school, the expectation in college is more than what most people experience prior to college. For example, the expectation with most classes is for every hour you are in class a week, you are expected to spend 3 hours outside of class studying and preparing for the next class. 

This session will teach you how to:

• How to adjust your current study habits

• Improve your use of the Study Schedule

• How to use the Pomodoro Method

• How to retain information & prepare for specific types of tests

Held June 4th or 5th.

Session 3- Self-Advocacy & Navigating the college/university system- There is a "language" spoken on college and university campuses full of terms and expectations. People on the campuses assume students know these terms and expectations, but most do not. 

This session will teach you how to: 

• How to write professional emails

• How to follow the Chain of Command on a college campus

• What to do when you need help, classes or otherwise

• How to "speak" college

Held June 9th or 10th.

Session 4- Career Goal Setting- Many times college students pick a major with no idea how they will use it, but because it was easy or fun. I did this. This is the opposite of how to pick a major. You should start with a career goal in mind and then go from there.

This session will teach you how to:

• How to explore your career options

• How to take career assessments to identify your strengths (& weaknesses) 

• How to conduct job analyses to ensure the career is right for you

• How to explore the degree options that correspond with the career field your interested in

Held June 11th or 12th. 

Session 5- Selecting the Right Major & Degree Planning- Once you have your career goal set, it is time to figure your major and find your degree plan. Many times students start with the school they want to attend and then pick a major, but have no clue how to figure our what they are required to take to get the degree.

This session will teach you how to:

• Finding the degree that matches your career goal

• Find the school that offers your degree

• How to read a degree plan

• How to make sure you are taking the courses that count toward your major

Held 16th or 17th.

Session 6- Course Selection & 1st Semester Advice- The final step in prepping for college is figuring out what classes to take and how to register for them. This session also includes some final bits of advice to help make the first semester and beyond a smoother process. 

This session will teach you how to:

• How to decide what classes to take

• How to register

• How many classes to take the 1st semester

• How to be successful your first semester

Held 18th or 19th.