Course Overview
School teaches academics - but what about the skills that truly prepare you for independence? This program fills the gap:
Understanding civil rights and responsibilities
Smart consumer choices and protection from scams
Managing personal finances, budgeting, and credit
Coping with major life events, setbacks, and aging
Building physical, mental, and emotional wellness
Every session is designed to be hands-on, interactive, and practical, giving students tools they can use immediately and for the rest of their lives.
Introducing the instructor
I’m Trey Suddeth, a 30 yr old Business Consultant living in Midtown Atlanta. I have been in the real world for almost 10 years now and have had a blast while being mindful of the future with savings/investments. I want to help you do the same and give yourself an even better chance to get ahead of your peers.
FAQs
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Yes. Deposits are 100% refundable until December 1, 2025. This allows time for families to finalize plans while ensuring I can fill the class if a spot opens.
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Yes, installment options can be arranged on a case-by-case basis. Please reach out directly to discuss a schedule that works for your family.
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Attendance is ultimately at the student’s discretion. If a class is missed, I will provide summary information and take-home content. However, the primary value of the course is in-class discussion and interaction, which cannot be fully replicated outside the classroom.
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Tuition includes all instruction, venue, course materials, and resources provided during the 12-week program. There are no additional fees.
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Enrollment is capped at 20 to keep the course interactive, conversational, and personalized, ensuring every student has a voice in discussions.
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High school seniors preparing to enter college, the workforce, or independent living—any student who will benefit from structured exposure to real-world life skills.