ADMISSIONSQUAD INC
EIN 47-4519497 · Educational Services (B90)
What they do
SHSAT Summer and Fall Boot Camp: ADMISSIONSQUAD HAS MAINTAINED AN 80% SUCCESS RATE of PLACING TALENTED, UNDERSERVED STUDENTS INTO NEW YORK CITYS MOST HIGHLY SOUGHT-AFTER HIGH SCHOOLS. OUT of 10 BLACK STUDENTS WHO PLACED INTO STUYVESANT HIGH SCHOOL, TWO of THOSE STUDENTS CAME FROM ADMISSIONSQUAD. OUR STUDENTS TYPICALLY ATTEND THE FOLLOWING HIGH SCHOOLS: STUYVESANT HIGH SCHOOL, BRONX SCIENCE, BROOKLYN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, BARD EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL, LEON M GOLDSTEIN, BEACON HIGH SCHOOL and MIDWOODS SCREENED HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS. OUR STUDENTS ARE WELL PREPARED for THE RIGOR of ATTENDING A TOP NYC HIGH SCHOOL.ADMISSIONSQUAD HOSTED HIGH SCHOOL ADMISSIONS WORKSHOPS BOTH IN-PERSON and VIRTUAL for ALMOST 1,000 FAMILIES to HELP CLOSE THE INFORMATION GAP for FAMILIES IN SCHOOL DISTRICTS THAT HAVE A LOW POPULATION of STUDENTS MATRICULATING INTO SELECTIVE NYC HIGH SCHOOLS. THESE WORKSHOPS HELPED to SPREAD AWARENESS to HIGH-NEED AREAS and HELPED to IDENTIFY STUDENTS WITH THE ACADEMIC POTENTIA
How to reach them
ContactTAIESHA ABRAMSPresident & CEO
Mailing address21 E 42ND ST, BROOKLYN, NY 11203-2108
Main phone(347) 313-8378 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailemailinfo@admissionsquad.orgAdditional emailinfo@admissionsquad.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- January 2017
- County
- Kings
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