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The 10-minute weekly test-prep check
Five questions for a parent, once a week. It checks habits, not grades, and it cannot detect cheating.
Paid live online parent seminar · Thu Nov 5 · 8 PM Central
Test Prep with an AI Agent Study Helper Your Student Builds and Keeps
For parents of 9th–11th graders: a paid, 60-minute live online evening on which test and which date; how a student builds an AI agent study helper that quizzes from their own list of mistakes and holds the answer until they commit; and how a parent’s agent, on a schedule, looks for internships, volunteering and scholarships. Every instruction is on screen: it drafts, a person checks, and you send. The price shows at checkout on the ticketing platform.
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- Date
- Thursday, November 5, 2026 · 8:00–9:00 PM Central (9 Eastern, 7 Mountain, 6 Pacific). A second evening runs Thursday, December 3
- Format
- Live online, 60 minutes. Your private meeting link is emailed to ticket holders by Monday, November 2; tickets bought after that get it with the order
- Who it is for
- Parents and guardians of 9th, 10th and 11th graders, anywhere in the US. An adult registers; a student may watch beside you
- Seats
- 25 parents a session
- Replay
- Ticket holders get the replay for 7 days: the host’s screen and voice only, never public
- Price and ticket terms
- Shown at checkout. All sales are final: another parent or guardian can come in your place, and every ticket holder gets the 7-day replay; a full refund if AI College Prep cancels or changes the date, time, host or live format
It is not for families of seniors in the middle of applications, and it is an adult session: please do not register a student.
The hour
Which test, which date, the method, and the weekly check.
- 0–5 min
Who it is for, and what it will not promise: no score or admission promise.
- 5–15 min
Which test and which date: we count backward from the first application deadline, for a junior and for a sophomore, on this year’s real test dates and registration deadlines.
- 15–25 min
Your family’s AI agent, built live. A chat waits for you to ask; the same tool, given a job, three rules and a schedule where it offers scheduled tasks, runs on its own. For example, every week it looks for internships, volunteering and scholarships that fit, using only your state, grade level and interests, never a name, a GPA or a score. It lists each deadline and drafts the emails; it never applies or pays. You check each listing (no fee to apply, no bank details, a published deadline, the sponsor confirmed on its own site) and send it yourself.
- 25–40 min
The repeat-mistakes method, live, on an invented student: a practice-test error log, who writes the practice, and a study helper that asks questions instead of giving answers. Every instruction stays on screen, and you see a person catch a wrong AI answer.
- 40–45 min
The 10-minute weekly parent check.
- 45–50 min
9th to 11th grade: what matters when.
- 50–55 min
The one offer, named up front: the Family Test-Prep and College Plan Review.
- 55–60 min
Your questions.
You keep
The test-date planner
Pick the first deadline, count back, and choose two dates and a backup, with the registration deadlines next to each.
What it will not do
- No score or admission promise. We use original practice material only, never official test questions.
- The demo uses an invented student. The helper never writes what a student hands in; it asks, and the student does the thinking. Where a teacher’s rule forbids AI for an assignment, it is off for that assignment.
- The helper does not know or remember any student. The error log carries that, and the log belongs to the family.
- AI can be wrong. In the demo, a person catches a wrong answer; at home, a person checks what the helper drafts.
One offer, named up front
At the end, Jinwoong describes one paid option, the Family Test-Prep and College Plan Review: an intake form, a 60 to 75 minute call with the parents, a written plan, a short walkthrough video and a follow-up call. There is no obligation, and the free 30-minute consult stays open to everyone.
The session is recorded: the host’s screen and voice only. Attendees are not recorded: microphones and cameras stay off, and questions are typed in the chat and read aloud without names.
The ticketing platform processes your order and payment under its own privacy policy. AI College Prep receives your name, email, mobile if you give it, and your answers to the checkout questions, and uses them only to run this seminar: the link, one reminder, the two pages and the replay. We send marketing email only if you tick the box at checkout.
Who teaches
Every session is taught by Jinwoong Lee.
UC Berkeley 2018; eight years building software at companies that include Amazon and Ring; eleven years in private education, including more than ten years of college consulting and SAT/ACT prep; 80+ placements at top-20 universities. If a section ever needs a second teacher, that teacher is named before you pay, not after.
What parents ask about the seminar
Paid seminar · live online
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Thursday, November 5, 2026, 8 PM Central. Sixty minutes, 25 parents, the two pages to keep, and the replay for a week.
No score promise. An adult registers; no student registers or gives data. All sales are final: send another adult in your place, or watch the replay.