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C2 Education of Lincoln ParkTutoring, Test Prep & College Counseling

C2 Education of Lincoln Park

This location is located at 2121 N. Clybourn Avenue Chicago, IL60614

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A Complete Solution to College Acceptance

C2 of Lincoln Park develops individualized college prep programs, combining test prep, tutoring, and college admissions counseling, to give Chicago students the best chance at college acceptance. C2 Lincoln Park students have enjoyed admission to many prestigious colleges such as Georgetown University, UCLA, Boston College, and more - contact us to learn how they achieved such great college admissions results!

Personalized SAT Prep and ACT Prep

C2 Education of Lincoln Park provides customized test prep programs to students in all grades and skill levels. Whether a student needs help with the SAT, ACT, PSAT, or AP exams, C2 brings results.

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Chicago Tutoring

Our tutors can help students with everything from grammar and reading comprehension to calculus and chemistry. C2 Lincoln Park tutoring programs bring a flexible learning environment with personalized attention from our team of experts. We create fully customized programs designed to build on strengths while addressing weaknesses.

College Admissions Consulting with C2

C2 Lincoln Park's certified counselors are ready to help make your college application stand out. Whether you need a college admissions coach to help plan out high school or some guidance on your college essay, our team is here to support you.

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Services

SAT Prep|Digital SAT Prep|ACT Prep|PSAT/NMSQT Prep|AP Exam Prep|SSAT/ISEE Prep|College Admissions Counseling|College Application Help|College Essay Help|K-12 Personalized Tutoring|Math Tutoring (Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Statistics)|Reading Tutoring|Writing Tutoring|Summer Programs|Study Skills|Accelerated Learning

Area Schools

We welcome students from all schools, not just those listed!

The Nettelhorst School|Skinner North Classical School|Saint Ignatius|Lindblom Math & Science Academy|Ogden Elementary School|Francis W. Parker School|Disney II Magnet High School|Jones College Prep|Gems World Academy|Taft High School|Nord Anglia Education|St. Josaphat School|Lincoln Park High School|John James Audubon Elementary School|Latin School of Chicago|DePaul College Prep High School|Walter Payton College Prep|Lane Tech College Prep|John Burley Elementary|GCE Lab School|British International School|Oscar F. Mayer School|Catherine Cook School|Linne Elementary School|Whitney Young Magnet High School

FAQs

When should my child start preparing for the PSAT?
Students can begin preparing before the junior-year PSAT/NMSQT, especially if their school offers the PSAT 8/9 or PSAT 10 earlier. We help families use those earlier testing opportunities to build skills, identify areas for growth, and create a longer-term plan for the PSAT/NMSQT and SAT.
What is the difference between PSAT prep and SAT prep?
PSAT and SAT preparation overlap because the exams assess closely related reading, writing, math, and testing skills, but your student’s immediate goal and testing timeline differ. We can use PSAT preparation as part of a broader plan that builds toward the junior-year PSAT/NMSQT and future SAT test prep.
Can PSAT preparation also help with SAT preparation?
Yes. Because the PSAT and SAT are closely aligned, PSAT preparation can strengthen many of the reading, writing, math, pacing, and test-taking skills students will later use on the SAT. We can connect both tests within one evolving academic plan.
What should sophomores do now to prepare for college?
Sophomores can focus on building strong grades, choosing appropriately rigorous courses, developing meaningful interests, and beginning to understand future testing and college timelines. At C2 Education, we work with families to connect those decisions into an evolving academic plan rather than treating each milestone separately.