2025 SUMMER COLLEGE ADMISSION BOOTCAMPS
FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES
COLLEGE SEARCH GROUNDED IN FAITH
Pathways to College (P2C) take the stress out of the College Search process with our interactive, information-packed, and empowering jump start program, specifically developed for families making faith a priority in their lives.
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Dive into a community of professionals and your peers, all there to help you with the college prep, application and decision making process.
P2C offers small-group workshops tailored to the needs of students at every stage, with an emphasis on inclusion of faith as a priority.
Our intensive Application Bootcamp for Seniors will kickstart your application into high gear, and our College Exploration Seminar gives Sophomores and Juniors an invaluable head start on their college search journey.
In both workshops, you will ask questions, get immersed, and take ownership of the entire college process in a fun and enjoyable way.
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Whether this is your first child embarking on the college search process, or you have done this already, many parents have questions and concerns about their teen starting a college search, particularly if your religious values are important to these choices.
Parenting your teen through this exciting (and often stressful) transition can be challenging for everybody involved. P2C’s Parent and Guardian Info session gives you a wealth of support and information.
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The P2C experience continues, with a bonus booster session included with every workshop registration.
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Created by a team of deeply experienced educators and admissions professionals, Pathways To College is a unique interactive learning opportunity for high school students, developed specifically to support families seeking to include faith as a cornerstone of learning and growth for the college years and beyond.
Our workshops are truly bootcamps - filled with group exercises, great coaches, demanding expectations and the rewards that come from pushing yourself.
P2C is hosted in a Catholic university setting, and students are interacting with campus ministries, financial aid officers, athletic coaches, admissions staff, industry experts and university professors. The limited workshop size gives each student personal attention.
The comprehensive materials P2C provides are a treasure trove of guidance and help for post-workshop follow up and questions.
Best of all, P2C offers Seniors 15+ hours and Juniors and Sophomores 10+ hours of content in a concentrated, dynamic format, providing an unmatched foundation for a successful college search experience.
2025 PROGRAM DETAILS
This summer, P2C will offer a three day bootcamp for rising seniors preparing to apply to college in 2025, and a two day seminar for students applying in 2026 and beyond.
Both P2C workshops will be hosted at Divine Mercy University, in Sterling VA. (Map)
COLLEGE APPLICATION BOOTCAMP
What: Three day interactive workshop focused on developing a strong application, compelling personal essays, interview skills, financial readiness, and target college priorities.
Who: Rising high school Seniors
When: July 31-Aug 2, 2025 | 10 am - 3 pm daily
Cost:
$1850 (early bird pricing)
$1950 (registration after March 15)
REGISTER HERE FOR THE BOOTCAMP
COLLEGE EXPLORATION SEMINAR
What: Two-day intensive workshop to launch your college search: identify your goals, research schools, understand the application process and prepare for success.
Who: Rising high school Sophomores and Juniors
When: June 27-28, 2025 | 10 am - 3 pm daily
Cost:
$1200 (early bird pricing)
$1300 (registration after March 15)
REGISTER HERE FOR THE SEMINAR
Pricing for each program includes: all materials, daily lunches/snacks, the P2P parent/guardian info session, and student booster session in early 2026.
Each workshop is limited to 20 students/session to ensure personal attention from our team and a collaborative peer experience.
“P2C gIVES oWNERSHIP OF tHE cOLLEGE sEARCH pROCESS TO tHE sTUDENTS, gIVING tHEM tHE TOOLS AND cONFIDENCE tO DEFINE THEIR OWN PATH tO tHE nEXT LEVEL IN THEIR EDUCATIONAL JOURNEY.”
— Sue and Mark, Parents
