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Copy of Blue Globe Vector College Trifold Brochure Message from our Director: The goal of IVY Inspiration was started with the student in mind. IVY Inspiration aspires to be a pre-eminent and inclusive student- focused institution, preparing engaged students for any academic obstacles and giving them the confidence to succeed independently. Through a variety of courses that are offered, students at IVY Inspiration learn to study effectively and efficiently to improve their areas of weakness. IVY Inspiration offers a reprieve from the overbearing tutors that waste the student’s time and energy by meticulously asking the student to take test after test. Rather, IVY carries a large teacher base to provide the attention every student needs, and individually prepare each student. Your success is our success. I encourage you to visit IVY Inspiration and experience what really sets us apart. Sincerely, Sean J. Lee Director of Operations C O N T A C T U S Los Angeles Campus I V Y (323) 746-5678 Sherma n Oaks Campus (81 8) 465-3033 I N S P I R A T I O N Ivyinspiration.com "Aspire for Success" [email protected] As a one stop institution, IVY Institution offers these courses to build on students school curriculum to increase level of achievement as well as extensive standard test preperation. ABOUT US PREPARE FOR SUCCESS TEST PREP At IVY Inspiration we pride ourselves in our team of SSAT/SAT/SAT II instructors, and personalized curriculum to prepare Our History ACT students for success beyond our academy into college/university. Our excellent history of IVY Inspiration, founded in 2004 by Joanne ISEE admissions is a testament to what our students are Lee, is one of the few K-12 test-prep HSPT capable of with our guidance. Below is a list of a few institutions that has helped students ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) schools that our students have earned admission prepare and apply for local independent into. ACADEMIC TUTORING schools in Southern California as well as Private Boarding MATH institutions throughout the U.S. With Brentwood School Cate School, CA students having an endless need for test ENGLISH Campbell Hall Choate Rosemary Hall, CT and academic preparation, Director Lee SCIENCE Flintridge Preparatory Deerfield Academy, MA School Eaglebrook School, MA developed a plan to assist students in S.T.E.A.M (COURSES, ELECTIVES) AMC 8.10 .12.AIME Geffen Academy Loomis Chaffee School, CT adapting to the ever-changing school SPEECH & DEBATE Harvard-Westlake Northfield Mount Hermon, MA systems, and the globalized world. Loyola Phillips-Andover, MA BOOK CLUB Marlborough School Phillips Exeter, NH Our Mission WORLD LANGUAGES (SPANISH, FRENCH, Notre Dame Stevenson School, CA KOREAN, CHINESE, LATIN) Oakwood School The Governor's Academy, MA We are dedicated to the academic COMPUTER SCIENCE/CODING Polytechnic School The Lawrenceville School, NJ enrichment of students starting from MATH OLYMPIAD The Buckley School The Rectory School, CT Kindergarten through 12th grade. At IVY Winward School The Thacher School, CA Inspiration we start with the student in ACADEMIC CONSULTING College/University mind, offering a personalized setting with Carnegie Mellon University PRIVATE/BOARDING Chicago University one-on-one classes, as well as small group SCHOOLS Columbia University classes to ensure individualized guidance COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Harvard University and to help students reach their New York University maximum potential. IVY Inspiration has Northwestern University Seasonal Programs Rice University the solution for your academic needs. Please inquire about our Summer and Winter Stanford University programs! The George Washington University UC Schools Yale University.
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