Free first session
Thirty minutes with the student and a parent: goals, timeline and where things stand.
Test prep that targets the questions your student actually gets wrong, plus the study habits that keep working long after the exam. Parents get a clear summary every month.
Everything starts with a diagnostic. We work on the questions your student misses, not a generic curriculum.
A diagnostic test, then weeks aimed squarely at the question types that cost the most points.
See the programNote-taking that gets reused, spaced review instead of cramming, and a planner your student actually opens.
See the programAlgebra and geometry rebuilt from wherever it stopped making sense, at a pace that doesn't embarrass anyone.
See the programBrainstorming, structure and honest edits on the personal statement and supplements — in the student's own voice.
See the programHours matter less than aim. We spend the student's time on the questions that actually cost them points.
Thirty minutes with the student and a parent: goals, timeline and where things stand.
A full practice test or a skills check, so the plan is built on evidence.
One-on-one or small group by video, with homework that's short and specific.
Parents get a written update: what was covered, progress, what's next.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 30-minute first session is free.
Weekly group sessions with students at a similar level and timeline.
$59/ month
A coach dedicated to one student and one plan.
$129/ month
For a test date that's close or a term that went badly.
$249/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
Most students already own a 900-page prep book. Working through all of it is the least efficient possible use of the hours before a test.
Lurrniq starts with a diagnostic and then ignores everything the student already does well. The same approach applies to study skills: fewer hours, aimed better, with someone checking the work each week.
No. Students who do the weekly work usually improve, but anyone guaranteeing a specific score is making a promise they can't keep.
A written summary every month covering what was worked on, how practice tests are trending, and what's next. Intensive includes a monthly call.
Only if you ask. For students under 18, a parent may sit in on any session.
We look at a diagnostic of both, then choose the one where the student scores better relative to the test. It's usually clear.
Never. We help with brainstorming, structure and edits, but the student writes every word. Colleges care, and so do we.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
A free thirty-minute session with the student and a parent, to see where things stand and what a plan would look like.