+$6,000
Kansas students - 3.70 GPA
ACT 22 to 25 moves from $2,500/year to $4,000/year.
ACT prep built for the week before your test
Four focused sessions to sharpen pacing, strengthen strategy, and improve performance, designed for busy students who need results fast.

Local and personal
Taught by a Kansas City high school teacher, not a faceless test-prep brand.
Average recent gain
+5 to +6
points, with larger jumps for some students
What it is
Students get focused instruction in strategy, pacing, and high-yield review across the most important ACT question types in four 90-minute sessions.
See upcoming datesWho it is for
This course is designed for students who already know some of the material but need sharper timing, better decision-making, and targeted review before the ACT.
How it worksWhy it works
Instead of dragging students through a long prep program, this course focuses on the highest-yield ideas, common mistake patterns, and practical systems they can use immediately on test day.
Meet the instructorProof, not promises
These are real score increases from past students taught by the instructor. They show what can happen when students tighten pacing, sharpen section strategy, and practice the right skills in the final stretch.
What that can mean in dollars
These examples use published scholarship tables to show how a stronger ACT score can affect merit aid. Even a 1 to 3 point improvement can be worth about $4,000 to $6,000 over four years, and larger score gains can create much bigger opportunities.
+$6,000
Kansas students - 3.70 GPA
ACT 22 to 25 moves from $2,500/year to $4,000/year.
+$16,000
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Kansas and Missouri students
ACT 25 to 30 moves from $3,500/year to $7,500/year.
+$52,000
Out-of-state students
ACT 23 to 30 moves from $8,500/year to $21,500/year.
"I saw a big improvement in my score and even got above my target."Ariel S.
"The strategies and pacing systems made a huge difference on test day."Maddox H.
"I walked into the ACT with a clear plan for every section."Jack R.
ACT prep questions
It is a good fit for students who want a focused plan before test day, especially if they need help with timing, strategy, and knowing what to practice first.
For many families, yes. Even a small ACT score increase can open the door to higher scholarship tiers, which can be worth far more than the cost of the course. See the ACT Prep ROI page for examples.
See ACT prep ROI examplesStudents leave with a clearer plan for each ACT section, stronger pacing habits, and a short list of high-value skills to focus on before test day.
Not necessarily. The week before the ACT is a valuable time to sharpen decisions, timing, and confidence. A short, focused course can help students use that final stretch well.
Limited seats
Each ACT Cram Course has limited seats so students can get focused instruction and a better classroom experience. Check current availability by test date and reserve your seat before your preferred class fills.