Omniac Education

Omniac Education is announcing two new programs for the summer of 2011. The College Bound and the High School Prep for Success programs. Both programs will be intensive three-week courses built in partnership with the University of New Mexico.

Omniac Education is launching an exciting new program, Omniac Elite, that is designed to give Freshman and Sophemore students an early start on putting together an extraordinary college application.

Omniac Education will hold ACT prep classes during the Spring 2011 semester, one weekday and one weekend class for each of the February, April, and June ACTs. Each class will consist of 14 hours of specialized instruction and costs less than $600.

Omniac Education will be hosting its first ACT prep class for Cleveland High School for the December 11th ACT. This class will begin on Tuesday, November 30, 2010 and will run until Thursday, December 9, 2010.

Omniac is offering two 6-week Summer programs. One course targets college bound graduates and will prepare students for higher-ed course work. The other is designed for high school students and will provide ACT prep, plus improvement of study skills.

In order to help students prepare for the June 2010 ACT, Omniac Education is offering a free practice test to Juniors in the Albuquerque and Phoenix area. The test will be given from 9 am to 12 pm and will help students prepare for the actual exam.

Omniac Education is launching a new PSAT program to help Albuquerque students succeed on the PSAT. The class is $99 and Omniac Education's highly trained instructors will cover all the basic content and advanced strategies the students will need.

Omniac Education will help students at Arizona Public Schools raise their GPAs with a free tutoring program this fall. The program will aid students not only with specific content, but also with study skills and time management.

Omniac Education has launched a program, Commit 2 College, that offers Arizona and New Mexico students a chance to win a free iPod Touch. The program is free and kids may register by visiting www.commit2college.com or calling (888) 460-8109.

Omniac Education and West Mesa High School are coordinating an ACT Prep program this Fall for low-income students. They hope to provide tuition for 30 students, but still seek further support in the community to make that goal a reality.