C2 Education of Vernon HillsTutoring, Test Prep & College Counseling

Locations IL Vernon Hills 700 N. Milwaukee Avenue

C2 Education of Vernon Hills

Where To Find Us: We are located between Blufish and Dick's Sporting Goods.

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A Complete Solution to College Acceptance

C2 of Vernon Hills develops individualized college prep programs, combining test prep, tutoring, and college admissions counseling, to give Vernon Hills students the best chance at college acceptance. C2 Vernon Hills students have enjoyed admission to many prestigious colleges such as Columbia University, UC Berkeley, Georgia Tech, UCLA, Johns Hopkins University, New York University, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, and more - contact us to learn how they achieved such great college admissions results!

Personalized SAT Prep and ACT Prep

C2 Education of Vernon Hills 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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Vernon Hills Tutoring

Our tutors can help students with everything from grammar and reading comprehension to calculus and chemistry. C2 Vernon Hills 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 Vernon Hills'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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When should students start preparing for the ACT?

Students should begin ACT preparation early enough to strengthen content, practice pacing, and make adjustments before their planned test date. The right timeline depends on your student’s starting point, goals, coursework, and schedule, so we work with families to build a preparation plan around those factors. We recommend that students aim to finalize their ACT scores by the spring of their junior year leaving the summer between junior and senior year to develop an admissions strategy and to focus on their personal statement and supplemental essays. This means that many of our most successful students begin ACT preparation as early as 9th or 10th grade in order to maximize their test scores.

Should my child take the SAT or ACT?

The SAT and ACT assess many similar academic skills, but their pacing, structure, and question types differ, so some students may prefer one experience over the other. We can use diagnostic testing and a consultation to help families evaluate the options and build a preparation plan around the test that fits your student the best.

How important are SAT and ACT scores in college admissions?

The importance of SAT and ACT scores depends on each college’s current admissions policy and how testing fits into your student’s overall application. Families should check the requirements of target colleges as these have changed over the last few years and we anticipate they will continue to do so in the years to come. At C2 Eductaion, we help parents and students incorporate testing decisions into a broader academic plan and admissions strategy.

How much does ACT prep cost?

The cost of ACT prep at C2 Education depends on the student’s starting point, score goals, test date, and recommended preparation plan. We begin by understanding your student’s academic profile and goals, then use that information—along with diagnostic results when appropriate—to develop a personalized plan and discuss program options with your family.