College Bound Resources

College Prep Resources

Preparing for college is an exciting yet challenging journey for high school students and their families. Fortunately, the Triad offers a wealth of college preparation resources designed to support students every step of the way to a brighter future. From expert ACT/SAT prep courses and one-on-one academic counseling to personalized college admissions guidance and financial aid planning, local resources are available to help students maximize their potential and navigate the college application process with confidence.

High-quality ACT and SAT tutoring in the Triad helps students improve their test scores and strengthen their college applications. Professional tutors and test prep centers use proven strategies to boost confidence and academic performance. In addition, experienced academic advisors provide individualized guidance on course selection, extracurricular activities, and creating a strong college-ready profile. When it comes to paying for college, the Triad is home to trusted college financial planners who can assist with FAFSA forms, scholarships, grants, and long-term education budgeting. With the right support, students in the Triad are well-prepared to take on their college journey successfully.

We can update this list at any time, so if are there any college bound resources we did not include, or anything below has changed, please email Kodia to let us know.

*Most high school websites will list local scholarships (things like community foundations, local churches and institutions, and school-sponsored scholarships) and these are often the most accessible.
*Also consider looking to your employer for scholarships for children of employees or tuition reimbursement programs.

College Bound Resources in Greensboro & Burlington

Alicia Brown Counseling and College Planning
Academic Success Class GTCC
Five Forces College Consulting, LLC
Greensboro Public Library Testing and Education Reference Web Page
Upward Bound/ Summer Scholars (NC A&T State University)
Camy Sorge: camysorge@gmail.com
Huntington Learning Center
Next Step College Admissions & Career Consulting
Sylvan Learning Center 
YMCA of Greensboro
Arboro Empowered
Scholarships360

UNC TEACCH Autism Program’s T-STEP Transition Program

Website: teacch.com/tstep
Address: Virtual options and in-person at the Jamestown Campus of Guilford Technical Community College 
Contact:tstepinfo@med.unc.edu, (919) 843-9505, or through our screening questionnaire
Description: The T-STEP Program is a FREE, evidence-based college class to help autistic 16-21-year-old students transition to adulthood. T-STEP covers transition skills in the following areas: goal setting, executive function, emotion regulation, professional social skills, self-advocacy, career exploration, and post-secondary exploration. T-STEP involves large and small group instruction, counseling, and work-based learning opportunities. Our in-person program at GTCC is on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30-4:00 each spring semester.  T-STEP also has virtual opportunities each spring, summer, and fall.

College Bound Resources in High Point / Kernersville


Sylvan Learning Center 
Scholarships360

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