Our Students’ College Success

Smart Push Academic Coaching students have achieved outstanding results, earning admission to respected colleges and universities across the country. From highly selective institutions in the Ivy League to leading state universities and private colleges, our students have demonstrated that preparation pays off. Alumni of our virtual SAT, ACT, and PSAT boot camps have gone on to study at schools such as Yale, Rice, Emory, UT Austin, Georgia Tech, Ohio State, and Baylor, among many others. Their success is a testament to the confidence and strategies gained through Smart Push.

University of Texas at Austin logo with an orange shield and the word 'TEXAS' in large orange letters, and 'The University of Texas at Austin' written below.
Rice University logo with a blue shield featuring a white chevron and three elements above it, and the words 'RICE UNIVERSITY' in blue text.
Large text reading 'Yale' in dark blue letters on a light background.
The logo of the University of Arkansas featuring a shield with a clock tower and the year 1871 underneath, accompanied by the text "University of Arkansas".
Green and black Baylor University logo with overlapping letters B and U.
Emory University logo with shield and crossed keys.
Logo of Georgia Institute of Technology featuring a gold emblem with a torch and gears, alongside the institution's name in blue text.
LSU logo in purple and yellow
University of North Texas logo with white text on green background.
Close-up of Ohio State University logo featuring a bold red 'O' with black and gray outlines.
Texas A&M University logo with a stylized 'A' and 'M' separated by a vertical line.
Mary Hardin Baylor logo featuring a shield with a purple and gold outline. In the center, a stylized knight's helmet in purple with white accents, and the text 'UMHB' above it in bold white letters with a purple and gold outline.
The logo of the University of Oklahoma featuring a red and white interlocked 'OU' on a black background.
Seal of Virginia Commonwealth University featuring the university's initials and founding year, 1838, on a black background with gold lettering.