CLEP Camp Is Officially Underway at St. Charles Tutoring Lab

Today marked the beginning of an exciting new journey for families participating in our CLEP Camp at  St. Charles Tutoring Lab. Our session began this morning around 10:45 a.m. Eastern Time, and we are incredibly grateful for the students, parents, and supporters who joined us.

We were especially excited to welcome families from across the country, including participants from Georgia, Texas, California, New York, and Louisiana. Seeing families from multiple states come together with a shared goal of preparing students early for college success was truly inspiring.

During today’s session, we discussed strategies for helping students begin earning college credit early through CLEP preparation, intentional planning, and consistent academic support. We are excited about the opportunities this program can create for families seeking to reduce college costs and prepare students for long-term success.

For families who missed today’s session, the replay and course materials are available through our CLEP Camp Course Hub.

To access the materials:

  1. Visit  St. Charles Tutoring Lab at stcharlestutoringlab.org
  2. Click “CLEP Camp” or “CLEP Camp Resources”
  3. You will be directed to the Course Hub where the recordings, resources, and materials are housed

The course hub is currently listed at a value of $4.99. However, families who registered early and are readng this announcement may use the coupon code:

Clep26

to receive free access to the course hub.

We will host another CLEP Camp session on:

Sunday at 10:45 a.m. Eastern Time

If families are unable to attend the live session, the webinar replay, presentation materials, and resources will continue to be uploaded to the resource hub so students can learn at their own pace and revisit the information as needed.

Families are also encouraged to schedule future appointments and support sessions online at:

St. Charles Tutoring Lab Scheduling Page


We encouraged you to explore the additional college readiness resources available through  St. Charles Tutoring Lab.


Some featured resources include:


ACT Master Strategy Guide


Our ACT preparation guide helps students understand test structure, timing strategies, scoring systems, and high-yield concepts designed to improve performance and increase scholarship opportunities.


The Early College Advantage


This ebook was created to help families understand how students can begin earning college credit before high school graduation through opportunities such as CLEP, dual enrollment, AP courses, and intentional academic planning.


Families often discover these strategies too late. Our goal is to help students start early, prepare strategically, and potentially reduce the financial burden of college.


These resources were developed from real experiences, real preparation, and real results — including helping students position themselves for scholarships, reduced college costs, and early academic advancement.


We encourage families to continue learning, planning, and preparing together as we build a community focused on educational access, opportunity, and long-term success.


Questions?
Text: 504-215-7820

We truly appreciate everyone who attended today’s session, and we are excited about what is ahead for our students and families.

The future starts early — and this is only the beginning.


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