Omniac Education launches new ACT test prep class at V. Sue Cleveland High School

PRLog (Press Release) - Nov. 23, 2010 - Omniac Education is beginning a new program to help students at V. Sue Cleveland High School prepare for the ACT.  The ACT is, of course, one of the two main standardized tests used in the college admissions process and is offered six times per year to tens of thousands of high school students across the nation.  The December test is especially important because it is the last opportunity that seniors will have to submit their scores on their applications.  The Cleveland program will cost $299 and will include a full diagnostic exam and 10 hours of instruction from Omniac's expert instructors on all aspects of the test.

This will be Omniac's first class held at Cleveland, and both parties are very eager to begin.  "Working with Omniac has been a blessing," says Josh Garcia, counselor for the class of 2011 at Cleveland, "there's not too many community people who go so far out of their way to make sure that students go forward with their educational career."  

Omniac has been equally excited to work with Cleveland, having held several free programs, such as practice ACT tests and College Nights, in addition to the class.  Mark Truman, Executive Director for Omniac, says, "It's always exciting to start working with a new school, and everyone from Cleveland has been so on board with what we're doing that it's made getting this class set up extremely easy."  Both Mr. Garcia and Mr. Truman further expressed that they look forward to running the class for many years to come.

The course begins Tuesday, November 30, 2010 and will run until Thursday, December 9, 2010.  For more information, contact Omniac Education at (505) 796-8279 or e-mail inquiries to info@omniaceducation.com.

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