Evaluation Process for College Students and Adults

For more than two decades, our trusted approach has helped thousands nationwide find clarity, understanding, and a path forward.

Online and In-Person Evaluations

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What to Expect During Your Evaluation

Whether you complete your evaluation online from home or in person at one of our five Texas locations, our team will guide you through every step of the process, from your initial consultation through testing, results, and recommendations.

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Step #1 - Initial Inquiry

The process begins with your phone call. This call is where we discuss your academic/emotional history and current concerns. We will share the steps of the evaluation timeline. Your evaluation can usually be scheduled within the next two weeks.

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Step #2 - Comprehensive Evaluation

Clients work with one of our certified Educational Diagnosticians through a variety of interactive standardized assessments to uncover how they learn and process and identify the root cause of any struggles. The evaluation usually takes 3.5-4 hours depending on your pace.

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Step #3 - Personalized Reports & Next Steps

We will meet within 10-12 working days after your evaluation and discuss the written report with you in clear, easy-to-understand language, and create a personalized plan with specific recommendations tailored to your unique needs and goals.

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