Ninth-grade students are introduced to SCOIR, the online college planning tool. Group discussions on what they are looking for in a university ensure they're considering the right fit for them. Students and parents may also request one-on-one meetings with the Blue Ivy Coaching team.

In addition to expanding upon Webb's leadership and service-learning opportunities, 10th graders are challenged to explore a college preparatory curriculum that matches their unique interests. In the spring, a university orientation, including personality and interests and aptitude tests, helps them determine the various majors, careers and universities that might be best for them. One-on-one sessions with their assigned Blue Ivy coach guide them throughout this process. 

Eleventh-grade students begin their application work in the spring, meeting independently with their Blue Ivy application coach each week to research and polish their university list, create an activities list and work on their essay-writing. 

Twelfth graders finish their college applications in the Fall semester. Part of the financial aid process, coaches help students discover and apply for various scholarships and aid available to them. The College Counseling team also offers informative programming related to interviewing, essay-writing and professional etiquette.