Upcoming Spring/Summer 2015 Workshops

For Rising 7th, 8th and 9th Graders

Paving the Way to High School 

Introduction to the 2-day Retreat: Sunday, April 12, 1:00pm-5:00pm at UCLA

 Full 2-day Retreat: Saturday, April 25 and Sunday, April 26, 10:00am-5:00pm at UCLA

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For Rising 10th Graders thru High School Seniors

Paving the Way to the College of Your Dreams

6-Week Workshop

Tuesday and Thursday Evenings, July 14 – August 20, 6:00pm-9:30pm at UCLA

This is our cutting-edge college admissions program, designed to give rising 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students a holistic, meaningful and multifaceted foundation and compelling edge for making impactful decisions that inform their high school experience and whole college admissions trajectory.  This program changes lives!

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Can’t make it to the whole workshop? We are also offering…

3 One-week Paving Intensives

Self-Exploration – Monday, June 8 thru Friday, June 12, 6:00pm-9:30pm

This week of creative exploration and eye-opening self-inquiry will allow you to better ascertain your passions and goals while identifying a unified underlying narrative that will powerfully inform your high school endeavors and college admissions saga.

College Application Essentials – Monday, June 15 thru Friday, June 19, 6:00pm-9:30pm

Learn the essentials of what will make your college application brilliant, organized, impactful and the best expression of your unique value to the schools of your choice.

Personal Essay Writing – Monday, June 22 thru Friday, June 26, 6:00pm-9:30pm

A compelling personal statement serves to unify and anchor an impactful admissions package and will set you apart from every other applicant. Explore and choose two or three of your own experiences and turn them into vibrant stories that showcase your unique perspective, personality, character, and contribution.  Many of our students’ pieces have gone on to win prestigious awards, numerous accolades from admissions reps, and opportunities to partake in very selective summer intensives and internship programs.

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For Everyone

Ivy League Poetry Workshop

Monday, June 12, Wednesday, June 14, Friday, June 16, 10:30am-2:00pm

Explore different styles of poetry and create work that will expand the scope and impact of your writing. At the end of the workshop, you will emerge with a portfolio of your work, suitable for use in college and private school admissions.

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Wendy Hammers

"I know this is a big statement, but my son's participation in the Paving The Way To the College of Your Dreams workshop has been a life altering, and a much needed anchor for him, as he prepares for college and beyond. The Rainbow educators present the types of questions that desperately need to be asked at this crucial, and sometimes challenging, point in a teenager's life. Just as importantly, the environment in which these questions are posed is a fun, safe one, where he has been open and willing to explore in a way he would not with his own parents.  Our family will be forever grateful to the Paving Program and the Rainbow team!"
WENDY HAMMERS
PARENT, SANTA MONICA HIGH SCHOOL

Leven Simon

It's hard to find words to describe how I feel about Rainbow Tutoring. Their impressive repertoire of skilled tutors helped me navigate the road to the SAT in a fun and creative way. The comfortable and stress free environment that they provide made preparing for the SAT a once in a life time experience that I will cherish forever. I am blessed to have found Rainbow Tutoring, and anyone else who gets the privilege to work with them will love the ride.
Leven Simon
Crossroads School

April K - llink

“I signed up for the Ivy League Creative Writing Intensive, hoping that I’d learn something that would aid me in writing my college application essays. After just two weeks, I’d written two amazing pieces about my life and experiences. When reading over what I’d written, I couldn’t believe that the words were mine. This course gave me the tools I needed to recognize my own abilities.”
April K.