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CollegeSpring partners with schools and their teachers to make high-quality test preparation a reality for every student–not a privilege for a select few.

How It Works

Equipping Schools

Equipping Schools

CollegeSpring provides schools with curriculum, training, and support.

In-Classroom

In-Classroom

Schools integrate the program into the existing school day.

Test Confidence™

Test Confidence™

Teachers build students' academic skills and Test Confidence™.

Increased Scores

Increased Scores

Students increase their scores and likelihood of matriculation.

Our Stories

“The confidence our students have with these college readiness exams is a lot stronger than it has been in the past. They see the correlation between the SATs and going to college – and specifically where they want to go.”

– Andrew King, Vice Principal, Dr. Olga Mohan High School, Los Angeles, CA

“CollegeSpring is head and shoulders above the rest. It uses your own teachers and the material is given to them so that anyone can be an expert.”

– Dean Marolla-Turner, Principal, Smidt Tech High School, Los Angeles, CA

“It’s good I was able to participate in this, because I didn’t want to go into the SAT blind. It was good to know what I was getting involved in and what I need to review.”

– Jehndreick, CollegeSpring alumnus, San Jose, CA

“The class really benefited me and helped me a lot—because I now feel more comfortable looking at a text and saying ‘Oh, I already know what to do.’”

– Brianna, CollegeSpring alumna, New York, NY

“The kind of growth we see: less fear of testing, less worry about how you’re going to finish it, how you’re going to get it done. We peel back a lot of the scariness of something they’ve never done before.”

– Kaila Glassburner, Teacher, the Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley, San Jose, CA

“During class, [my instructor] would ask us to answer a question. Instead of just answering, I would go up to the board and show my work as well. I’m pretty proud of that: building the confidence to go up and having enough courage to take the chance to be wrong.”

– Matthew, CollegeSpring Alumnus, New York, NY