College Prep 101
A practical bridge to life after high school for grades 11 and 12 — navigating new social pressures, Greek life, relationships and substances, plus the everyday skills of living independently.
Built entirely by psychological professionals.
Every lesson is created entirely by psychological professionals — including doctoral candidates, licensed psychologists and psychology researchers. All information is pulled directly from the latest peer-reviewed research in emerging adulthood, peer influence, substance use, relationships and independent living.
Doctoral candidates
Lessons written by psychology doctoral candidates working at the edge of the field.
Licensed psychologists
Content shaped and reviewed by practicing, licensed psychologists.
Psychology researchers
Every claim traced to the latest peer-reviewed research.
Core topics
Peer pressure & Greek life
Making independent choices, recognizing hazing and finding belonging on your own terms.
Relationships
Roommates, friendships, dating and consent in a new environment.
Substances
Clear, accurate information on alcohol and drugs, risks, and how to help a friend.
Independent living
Hygiene, cleaning, paying bills, budgeting and understanding student loans.
Know the law
The laws around drinking, consent, sex and hazing — what they say and what changes legally at 18. Laws differ by state, so lessons teach the general rules and point students to their own state’s laws and college code of conduct.
Click through. Check understanding. Learn why.
Each lesson pairs short, interactive content with standardized multiple-choice questions and clear explanations. Students learn at their own pace, teachers can project lessons in class, and parents can view and take every lesson.