In just 4 weeks, the College Success Bootcamp will help your student:

✅ Build a daily routine that actually works — even with a packed college schedule

✅ Learn how to plan, prioritize, and follow through without constant reminders

✅ Practice managing distractions, emotions, and procrastination

✅ Boost motivation and self-confidence in their ability to handle college

✅ Strengthen communication with you — so you're supporting, not nagging

✅ Walk onto campus knowing exactly how to stay on top of their work (and their life)

And here’s the best part: This isn’t just a course for students. It’s designed for parents and students to complete together — so you’ll both know how to support each other when the fall semester begins.

🎯 The Solution: Build the Habits Now—Before the Semester Starts

The good news? These aren’t skills you're either born with or not. Executive function can be learned. But it takes structure, practice, and support.

That’s exactly what the College Success Bootcamp delivers.

In just 4 weeks, you and your student will:

🔹 Learn and practice key college readiness skills like time management, planning, and task follow-through

🔹 Work together on short, weekly parent-student challenges to reinforce accountability and communication

🔹 Build real-world habits during the summer that translate directly to college success in the fall

🔹 Get support from a college professor and coach who has helped hundreds of students (including her own!) develop these skills

🔹 Feel confident, prepared, and connected heading into the next semester

This isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing what actually works—together.

MODULE ONE

Time Management & Planning

This week lays the foundation for everything else. If your student doesn’t know how to manage their time or when to get things done, even the best intentions will fall apart.

In this module, your student will learn:

✅ The biggest time-wasters for new college students — and how to avoid them

✅ How to create a flexible but realistic weekly routine

✅ Why planning before the semester starts leads to stronger habits during the semester

✅ The “10-Minute Daily Reset” that keeps students focused (even when things get busy)

✅ How to break big assignments into smaller, doable pieces without getting overwhelmed

Parent & Student Together:

• Work together on a shared calendar exercise
• Review and talk through your student’s ideal weekly schedule
• Practice a daily check-in and check-out routine for accountability

By the end of Week 1, your student will have a simple, repeatable system to structure their days — and you’ll both feel more confident about what’s coming next.

MODULE TWO

Organization & Task Initiation

Being “busy” isn’t the same as being productive — and disorganization is one of the fastest ways college students fall behind. In this module, we help your student clear the clutter and take action (even on the stuff they don’t feel like doing).

In this module, your student will learn:

✅ A simple 3-step system to organize notes, deadlines, and assignments

✅ How to create a digital and/or physical setup that actually works

✅ The science behind procrastination — and how to get started when you don’t feel like it

✅ How to stop waiting for motivation and use structure to build momentum

✅ What to do when everything feels like “too much” and they don’t know where to start

Parent + Student Together:

• Set up a shared communication system for deadlines and priorities
• Organize a workspace or study area together
• Practice a “get started anyway” routine for tackling low-motivation tasks

By the end of Week 2, your student will know how to organize what matters and how to stop stalling — which means fewer missed deadlines and a lot less stress.

MODULE THREE

Motivation & Emotional Regulation

College isn’t just an academic challenge — it’s an emotional one. Motivation dips, stress builds, and many students aren’t equipped to handle the pressure. This week focuses on helping your student stay grounded, even when things feel hard.

In this module, your student will learn:

✅ Why “just work harder” backfires when motivation is low — and what to do instead

✅ How to manage stress, anxiety, and overwhelm using practical tools

✅ The difference between a bad day and a burnout spiral — and how to stop it early

✅ How to self-motivate without waiting to feel inspired

✅ What emotionally resilient students actually do when things don’t go as planned

Parent + Student Together:

• Talk through realistic expectations and emotional ups and downs
• Identify the early signs of stress and how you’ll each respond
• Practice one short mindfulness, movement, or reset routine together

By the end of Week 3, your student will have tools to stay calm, focused, and resilient — and you’ll both feel more prepared to handle the emotional side of the college transition.

MODULE FOUR

Self-Advocacy & Final Prep

College students who succeed aren’t just organized — they know how to speak up, ask for help, and problem-solve when things go sideways. This final week is all about empowering your student to take ownership of their education.

In this module, your student will learn:

✅ How to email a professor with confidence (with a simple script to follow)

✅ When to ask for help — and how to do it before it’s too late

✅ How to navigate campus resources like tutoring centers, advising, and office hours

✅ What self-advocacy looks like in roommate, professor, and peer situations

✅ How to build a support system that lasts beyond the first few weeks of school

Parent + Student Together:

• Practice a real-life email using one of our templates
• Roleplay common college scenarios (like talking to a professor or RA)
• Final checklist: review top priorities for the first week of college

By the end of Week 4, your student will have the confidence to speak up, reach out, and take responsibility — so they don’t just start college strong, they stay strong all semester long.

🙌 Are We a Good Fit?

Should you join College Success Bootcamp? Is this the right program for your family?

We’re looking for a particular type of student and parent team — and you might be a perfect match.

✅ YOU ARE A GREAT FIT FOR COLLEGE SUCCESS BOOTCAMP IF:

• Your student is heading into college this fall (or returning after a tough semester) and you both want to feel more prepared.
• You know your student is capable — they just need structure, accountability, and strategies that work.
• You want to be supportive without nagging or hovering — and need a shared language for talking about college success.
• Your student is willing to try something new to feel more confident, organized, and in control before the semester begins.
• You both want a step-by-step summer plan that doesn’t feel overwhelming but actually gets results.

❌ COLLEGE SUCCESS BOOTCAMP MIGHT NOT BE A GREAT FIT IF:

• Your student isn’t open to trying new tools, habits, or routines (and doesn’t want help — even when it’s offered).
• You’re looking for 1:1 coaching or live support — this course is self-paced and delivered digitally.
• You want a magic fix without putting in the 20–30 minutes a week it takes to complete the lessons and activities.
• You’re only interested in academic tutoring — this Bootcamp focuses on executive function, planning, and life-readiness skills that support long-term success.
• You’re not ready to work together — this course is designed for students and parents to engage side by side.