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🚨 HEADS UP ANCHORAGE FAMILIES! 🚨 We wanted to take this opportunity to let you know that the June 6th, 2026 SAT test has no remaining seats available in Anchorage or the surrounding areas!

If your student is a junior this year and has not yet taken the SATs, it's crucial to watch the Collegeboard website (https://ftllc.co/4njg4fm) for when the fall test dates open for registration. Generally students should aim to complete testing and have their scores by November 1st of their senior year to allow for early application deadlines. Due to the limited number of test dates and the high demand we've observed, especially in Alaska, we strongly advise registering as soon as possible when those dates become available! Some dates have been filling up as early as two months in advance.

Wondering if your student should still take the SATs?
Check out our blog post to learn more about whether the SATs remain relevant and how they're being used by colleges and scholarships. ➡️ https://ftllc.co/42YPij8

Looking to make sure your student is prepared for the SATs?
We can help with that! Every Alaskan student is eligible to take one of our SAT practice tests completely free. They're calibrated to the actual exams, and completely updated for the new digital SAT format that rolled out in 2024. If they haven't already, encourage your student to check out the upcoming practice SAT dates on our website and register for free. ➡️ https://ftllc.co/4fbAa9m

Do you already know that your student might need some more assistance getting prepared?
We have that covered as well through our
small group ➡️ https://ftllc.co/48Pn91q
one-on-one ➡️ https://ftllc.co/4u8vTIM
and self-study ➡️ https://ftllc.co/4u3ROAL
SAT prep options!

Congratulations to Selena Graves! You were drawn for a free SAT Prep Class or Application Express workshop for your student!

For any families who were not at the Anchorage College and Career Fair, and didn't get to enter our drawing, fret not! We still have seats available for our SAT Prep Classes or Application Express!
Checkout our website for more information! https://ftllc.co/3LbdoSa

Looking for a part-time job? Have a strong math background? Located in the Anchorage area?
Consider joining the Frontier Tutoring team!

We're looking for 2 more math tutoring specialists who can start in the next 3-4 weeks! Pay is $20+/hr depending on experience, and you get to define your own availability, so it's really easy to work around a college class schedule!

Apply now at https://ftllc.co/475yASc

From Alaska to Dartmouth: Real College Counseling Stories

From Alaska to Dartmouth: Real College Counseling Stories Learn how Frontier Tutoring guided two Alaska students—one to Dartmouth, one to Arizona—through essays, lists, and scholarship planning.

A cool opportunity was just announced for Alaskan students who want to become attorneys! This new partnership will let students complete a bachelors through University of Alaska Fairbanks and a JD through Mitchell Hamline School of Law in just 6 years! Students can also choose to spend the majority of their time studying for their JD here in Alaska and only need travel down to Minnesota a few times a year if they prefer!

President and Dean Camille Davidson signed a 3+3 partnership agreement with the University of Alaska Fairbanks, which provides Alaskan students an opportunity to complete their bachelor’s and J.D. degrees in six years rather than seven—three years at UAF followed by three years at .

Through the blended-learning enrollment option, UAF students can choose to remain in for much of their law school experience, traveling to Minnesota only a few times per year, or they may complete their studies entirely on campus. First-year law school credits count toward the undergraduate degree, saving time and tuition.

Pictured (from left) are Owen Guthrie, Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management; Dean Davidson; Charlene Stern, Interim Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor; and Carrie Baker, Interim Dean, College of Liberal Arts.

Why Start College Admissions Counseling in 11th Grade? | Interview with a West Anchorage High School Family

Why Start College Admissions Counseling in 11th Grade? | Interview with a West Anchorage High School Family Hear from a West Anchorage HS student & parent on how starting college admissions consulting junior year reduced stress, improved focus, and boosted readiness.

When to Start College Admissions Counseling: Six Reasons to Begin Junior Year

When to Start College Admissions Counseling: Six Reasons to Begin Junior Year Learn why junior year is the best time to start college admissions counseling, and how it gives students time to build a stronger, more competitive profile.

Confused about the best time to take the SAT or how many times your student should test? Our comprehensive guide breaks it all down with timelines, key strategies, and tips to maximize college opportunities. Help your child get a head start on college prep! Check out the full guide here: https://ftllc.co/4lIzFDv

The Complete Guide to When (and How Often) to Take the SAT Wondering when to take the SAT for the best results? Learn why junior year is ideal, how many times to test, and how to build a timeline for college success.

Starting September 10, join us each Wednesday at 6pm to learn about college admissions, standardized testing, and more!

- September 10: 3 Steps to SAT/ACT Success (with test-optional updates)
- September 17: 9th & 10th Graders College Admissions Checklist
- September 24: 11th & 12th Graders College Admissions Checklist
- October 1: Building Your College List: A Five-Step Process

Hosted by our own certified college admissions counselor, Sasha Addison!

Seats are limited and there are only 4 sessions. Once they're gone, they're gone!

Secure your seat now at https://ftllc.co/4oJDJ9d

🎓Frontier Tutoring is Hiring English Tutoring Specialists! ✨

Are you a gifted communicator with top-tier English skills and a passion for education? Join Frontier Tutoring, Alaska’s leading tutoring company, and help students achieve academic success in English and SAT/ACT prep.

🔍 What You’ll Do:
- Tutor students one-on-one or in small groups in English (grades 5–12 & college) and SAT/ACT English prep

- Create personalized learning plans and track progress

- Communicate with families and manage light admin tasks

🎯 Why Join Us?
- Flexible scheduling (10–30 hrs/week)

- Competitive pay: $19+/hr depending on experience

- Paid training and professional development

- Pathways to full-time or leadership roles

✅ What We’re Looking For:
- Excellent English skills and communication ability

- 1+ year of college coursework completed

- 99th percentile SAT/ACT English score if tutoring test prep (not a requirement to apply, but a bonus)

- Passion for teaching and strong professionalism

- Must pass background and verification checks

✨ If you’re ready to make a real impact and work in a supportive, high-performing team—we’d love to hear from you!

📍 Based in Anchorage
📣 Tag someone who’d be perfect for this role—or apply today at https://ftllc.co/3J6dJ7A