Our Services

2026-2027 Academic Year

  • College Admissions Coaching

  • Public Speaking Engagements (i.e., youth groups/organizations)

  • Essay Editing and Revising

  • Personalized Scholarship List

  • SAT/ACT Strategies

  • Test Proctoring

  • Common Application Assistance & Common Black College Application Assistance

  • Letter of Continued Interest

  • This package provides high school junior students (Class of 2028) with the tools and information needed to succeed in undergrad and build a strong undergraduate application. Sessions will focus on teaching students how to perform well their junior year of high school, SAT/ACT strategies, touring colleges, bolster their resume, become leaders, and prepare for an undergraduate education.

    The step-by-step package ensures that students will be able to submit a strong undergraduate application and have the skills necessary to succeed in undergrad before applying for undergraduate admissions during the fall semester of their senior year.

    Please note: If you become a 3L scholar during your junior year, once you enter your senior year of high school, your fee will be $350. You will pay $150 at the beginning of your junior year & the remaining $200 at the beginning of your senior year.

  • This package is designed exclusively for high school seniors (Class of 2027) and includes:

    • 10 Admissions Coaching Sessions

    • 10 Scholarship Strategy Sessions

    • Professional Resume Creation

    • Undergraduate Admissions Consultation

    • Focused support throughout senior year (August 2026 – May 2027)

    • We’ll identify and target local, regional, and national scholarships tailored to your academic and community service profile.

  • This package service consists of the following for high school senior (Class of 2026) students only:

    • 15 one-on-one admissions coaching sessions

    • 15 targeted scholarship strategy sessions

    • Personalized support with the Common App and FAFSA

    • Professional resume development and housing assistance

    • Interview coaching available upon request

    • Scholarship negotiation guidance for merit-based awards

    • Assistance with writing continued letters of interest if waitlisted by a school

    We focus on securing scholarships that align with your academic strengths and community impact—local, regional, and national.

    Designed for high school seniors | August 2026 – May 2027

    *** Please note: You will have two options here:

    1.) Before services are rendered, you are required to pay 50%. The remaining 50% will be due after the 8th coachable session has been completed.

    2.) You can pay the entire amount in full.

Intake Request Form [2026-2027]
Do-It-Yourself [DIY College Admissions Edition]

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  • Click the “Intake Request Form 2026-2027” button above the FAQs.

  • Students should begin their college search process in their freshmen year of high school by ensuring they attain a superior grade point average in order to remain competitive for college admissions.

  • Most colleges and universities accept both the SAT and ACT for admissions purposes. The difference between the SAT & ACT is that SAT is designed to test students’ knowledge that are avid readers who excel with reading comprehension.

    SAT scores ranges on a scale from 400-1600. The ACT, however, is more analytical and tests students’ knowledge on a set of facts and data analysis. ACT scores ranges on a scale from 1-36. The average SAT score is 1050 and the average ACT score is 21.

    Please keep in mind: Since COVID-19, there are colleges and universities that have what is considered, “Test Optional”, which means it is optional to submit your respective test score when applying for undergraduate admissions. However, this could make a difference in being offered admission only and admission with a merit-based scholarship.

  • Unfortunately, we do not. We assist high school seniors transitioning to college with external scholarships. Current college students typically seek assistance from their institution’s financial aid, institutional advancement office, and/or alumni relations offices.

    Current college students also can seek scholarship opportunities with the Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) and/or United Negro College Fund (UNCF)

  • Yes, but it would vary on the institution of your desired choice.

  • Students should begin applying for scholarships as soon as they receive acceptance letters from a college or university.

  • You can pay immediately after completing the intake request form.

    NO CASH PAYMENTS OR PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED.

    Acceptable payment methods are:

    CashApp: $3LEdConsultingLLC

    PayPal: 3L Educational Consulting, LLC

    Zelle: lahurallarkin@aol.com

  • We provide services to high school junior and senior students.