Early Credit Scholars Program™



Start College Before You Graduate — For Free


At St. Charles Tutoring Lab, we are proud to introduce a powerful new opportunity for college-bound students:


👉🏽 The Early Credit Scholars Program™


This program is designed for motivated middle and high school students who are ready to take the next step toward their future—earning real college credit before graduating high school.





💡 What Is the Early Credit Scholars Program™?



The Early Credit Scholars Program™ is a structured, guided pathway that helps students complete college-level coursework through Modern States and prepare for CLEP exams—allowing them to earn actual college credit at no cost.


This is not just an online course.


This is:

✔ Guided instruction

✔ Weekly accountability

✔ Strategy + support

✔ A real plan for college readiness





📅 Program Schedule



🗓 Wednesdays

⏰ 3:45 PM – 4:30 PM (Eastern Time)

📍 Hybrid Model (In-Person + Virtual)


  • Students may attend:
    • In person (select partner locations)
    • Virtually from anywhere






💻 What Students Need



  • Laptop or iPad (recommended)
  • Cell phone (allowed if needed)
  • Commitment to complete weekly progress






📚 Program Tracks



Students will be placed on a track based on their readiness:



✍🏽 Track 1: College Composition (English)



  • Ideal for most students
  • Covers foundational college writing skills
  • One of the most commonly required college courses






➗ Track 2: College Algebra



  • Designed for students currently in Algebra 2 or higher
  • Strong preparation for STEM pathways and college math readiness

⏳ Program Timeline

📆 12-Week Program (3 Months)

Students will:

  • Complete a full Modern States course
  • Prepare for the CLEP exam
  • Work toward earning college credit before high school graduation

🎯 Why This Program Matters

College is becoming more expensive—but it doesn’t have to be.

The Early Credit Scholars Program™ helps students:

🎓 Earn college credit early

💰 Reduce future tuition costs

🧠 Build academic confidence

📈 Strengthen college applications

🚀 Get ahead—without extra financial burden


🚌 The Experience: Beyond the Classroom

As part of this program, students will have the opportunity to:

🎯 Participate in a college testing experience

🎯 Prepare for CLEP exams as a cohort

🎯 Take a future college campus field trip experience, including opportunities at institutions like Georgia State University


We don’t just prepare students for college…


👉🏽 We walk them into it.

🤝 Who Should Join?


This program is ideal for:

✔ College-bound students (grades 7–11)

✔ AVID students

✔ Honors / advanced learners

✔ Homeschool students

✔ Families looking for affordable college pathways

🔥 Powered by Purpose

The Early Credit Scholars Program™ aligns with our mission:

Learn. Love. Inspire.

We believe students should not just dream about college—

they should begin experiencing it early, with support, structure, and confidence.

📲 How to Join

📌 Register Online:

👉🏽 https://stcharlestutoringlab.as.me


📱 Text to Register or Learn More:

📞 504-215-7820

✨ Final Thought

“I don’t just want students to know they can go to college…

I want them to already have college credit before they get there.”

— Dr. Johnel Bryant Robinson

St. Charles Tutoring Lab


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