ATTENTION: Parents of high school juniors!
Looking for a smarter way to help your child reach a 30+ ACT score?
Without 500 page practice books or 3 hour lectures?
Want an example of act prep that works?
One of our students made the jump from a 22 on the ACT to a 30.
Check out the full breakdown of how she did it by clicking the button below.
Spoiler: this ACT score resulted in an $88,421 scholarship package for her.
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What Do Our Students Have to Say?
Watch real interviews with real students
Otto Improved From 24 to 29 While Traveling
"I didn't want to stress about it for months...I looked at the score of 29 and I was so happy...very, very big relief" - Otto
How Skylar Changed Her Life | From 27 to 35
"It's completely a weight off my back...it's definitely gonna open up some doors that seemed closed before." - Skylar
How Rachel Improved from 30 to 34
"Before, I just had one of those books and I was just looking at the explanations...[working with Carson] I was able to figure out my own mistakes." - Rachel
How Allison Improved from 31 to 35
"I was kinda skeptical of doing programs and stuff...I'm really glad that I took this leap...really big weight off the shoulders!" - Allison
What do families love about Boosted Brains?
Anabelle S.
Mia's Mom
"Finally having a plan lifted a huge burden off my shoulders...For the first time in this college process, I felt like I knew exactly what we were supposed to be doing."
Result: Mia's ACT improved from 25 to 33
Frank N.
Ryder's Dad
"We kept second-guessing ourselves—should he start prep now? Take it in April or June? Having a plan removed all that anxiety. We knew exactly what to do based on his college goals."
Result: Ryder achieved a 34 ACT score
Marcy B.
Brody's Mom
"I had 15 browsers open trying to piece together an ACT plan...after we joined the ACT Hacking Program, I didn't have to think about the ACT. Brody's coach managed everything for me!"
Result: Brody's ACT improved from 22 to 31
Is your student
Lost Or Overwhelmed With ACT Preparation?
Do you think your child just isn't a great test-taker?
Does it seem like the ACT was made specifically to hold your child back?
Are you frustrated that all the typical prep options don't seem to work?
And overall, do you just need some expert help from a team that generates consistent results?
You're not alone. ACT prep can feel like a daunting journey, filled with uncertainty and stress. We've guided countless students just like yours from feeling lost to achieving their dream outcomes. Our head ACT coach, with a perfect 36, created a roadmap to success that takes the guesswork out of studying.
Our students consistently follow this roadmap to achieve top-level outcomes on the ACT. For example, Ava originally scored a 22 on the ACT. But after 6 weeks of following our playbook, she ended up scoring a 30. Check out exactly how she did this by clicking that button down below.
Founder & Head ACT Coach
Carson Weekley
In high school, Carson was inspired to challenge his test-taking abilities after receiving an initial ACT score of 31. Carson dove into rigorous study sessions to learn the material. He initially studied for over one hundred hours with no improvement, so he knew he was doing something wrong. After experiencing inefficient practice, he set out to create a more efficient study plan for himself. This mindset shift paid off, as he ultimately achieved a 36 on the ACT.
This score opened doors to multiple top-ranked schools, including MIT and the University of Chicago, where Carson ultimately received an Economics degree, with honors. It also helped him land a job in investment banking, where he spent time honing his financial skills. Now, Carson is passionate about helping others reach their full potential on the ACT and unlock the opportunities that come with a high score. Everything he teaches is centered around being as efficient as possible, as he knows how frustrating it is to waste time studying.
In his spare time, Carson enjoys playing pickleball, boating, sports, poker, and spending time with his family and dogs.
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