Lalita N.

We signed up our 16-year-old for this summer intensive and appreciated the thorough coverage of major political, social, and economic changes since 1877. The 90-minute lessons, held three times a week over four weeks, moved quickly—sometimes too quickly for my teen to absorb every topic. Overall it was a solid survey and I'm glad they took it, but I would have liked a bit more time built in for review and discussion.

The four-week, three-lesson-per-week schedule was perfect for keeping my 14-year-old engaged without overwhelming them. The focus on major political, social, and economic changes made the material feel relevant and well-structured.

As a parent of a 15-year-old, I was impressed by the accelerated 90-minute lessons covering U.S. history from 1877 to the early 21st century.

We signed up our 16-year-old for this summer intensive and appreciated the thorough coverage of major political, social, and economic changes since 1877. The 90-minute lessons, held three times a week over four weeks, moved quickly—sometimes too quickly for my teen to absorb every topic. Overall it was a solid survey and I'm glad they took it, but I would have liked a bit more time built in for review and discussion.