APlus Test Prep

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Congratulations, Caden Rice. Class of 2026, Jordan High School.
Caden is headed to Hampton University as a Finance major and student-athlete on the football team, backed by the Hampton Athletic Scholarship, the Stakeout Scholarship, the Beta Phi Scholarship, and the Durham Sports Club Scholarship.

His words: "APlus helped me build stronger test-taking strategies and improve my confidence in each section of the exam. I learned how to manage my time effectively and identify the types of questions I was most likely to encounter on test day."

Strategy. Confidence. Time management. That's the whole game.

Time management is one of the biggest hidden challenges on the ACT. Knowing the material only gets a student so far if the clock beats them first.

That's exactly what this Carolina Horizons session focused on, and exactly what this student walked away with.

Congratulations, Nate Rhenwrick. Class of 2026, Arlington Fine Arts Academy.

Nate is headed to the University of Texas at Arlington to major in Architecture with a minor in Art, arriving with a resume most seniors would envy: AP Honors, National Honor Society, the College Board Recognition Award, Piano Honors Student, and Fine Arts Awards in both Orchestra and Art, backed by the AHS Orchestra Booster Club Scholarship and the CBC Youth Ministry Scholarship.

His words: "APlus really pushed me and helped a great deal. I wish I had begun working with them much sooner."

Noted, future seniors. Don't wait.

Congratulations, Corwin Armstrong II. Class of 2026, Durham School of the Arts.

Corwin is headed to the University of Houston to compete on the Track and Field team, arriving with a title he earned the hard way: 17x Track and Field All American.

His words: "APlus Test Prep helped give me an outline on how to properly study for standardized tests."

That's the goal every time. Not just a score. A system he could actually use.

Congratulations, Evan Minor. Class of 2026, Seaforth High School.

Evan is headed to Virginia Tech's Honors College to major in Architecture, already holding an internship at an architecture firm. He was a Junior Marshal and finished top 10% in his county, then applied to 6 schools and got into 5.

His words: "APlus helped me to feel prepared to take the SAT. The scores I got were better than the average for most of the schools I applied for and I got accepted by 5 out of the 6."

That's not luck. That's preparation meeting opportunity.