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Hi — I'm Christian.

I started tutoring in high school, and I fell in love with it almost immediately.

There's a moment every tutor lives for — a student has been wrestling with a concept, and then their face changes, and it clicks.

 

I've been chasing that moment ever since.

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1,000+

students helped

10+

years teaching

99th

percentile scorer

2–3

points typically gained

the path

From hobby to craft.

At BYU, tutoring stopped being a hobby and became my craft — and then it became my job, and then it became the thing I taught other people how to do.

Program director at BYU

Ran the university's volunteer tutoring program — overseeing and training more than 200 tutors.

Taught the tutors in the classroom

Helped teach a course built for tutors: not just how to explain things, but how to teach others to explain things.

Math & physics after college

Taught high school math, physics, and ACT for ten-plus years and 1,000-plus students, all told.

my ACT story

I wasn't a natural.

This is the part I want every parent to hear. My first ACT scores were nowhere near where I wanted them, and the prep books frustrated me — bloated with material the test barely touches.

So I did it the hard way: practice test after practice test, working out which strategies actually move a score.

the PRICE

National prep companies asked me to teach their courses. I said no.

My course was built from that experience — not from a corporate script. When I was in high school, courses like theirs cost $500 to $1,000, and that was out of reach for me.

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Why it matters

My ACT score won me a full-tuition scholarship. I graduated college debt-free, and it changed everything about my twenties.

And here's what I believe with my whole heart: those scholarships aren't reserved for born geniuses. With hard work and the right strategies, they're within reach of almost any student.

The next class starts Sept 14. Save your kid's seat.

Reserve a seat — $300
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