Independent admissions counseling and test prep led directly by Brian Bills for families who want clear process, strong writing support, and steady execution.
Proof
The strongest outcomes are not one-dimensional. Families work with AcerLogic to improve testing where it matters, sharpen applications, reduce process errors, and build an admissions strategy that is both ambitious and grounded.
230 points
average SAT improvement
Measured from first diagnostic to final official score, across 74 AcerLogic test prep students over the past three years.
99%
score in the top 10% nationally
99% of AcerLogic test prep students score in the top 10% nationally, and 47% score in the top 5%. Based on 74 students over three years.
96%
admitted to a top-5 choice
Across 97 admissions students over three years, 96% were admitted to at least one of their top five schools.
How to read these numbers
These figures reflect three years of AcerLogic students: 74 in test prep and 97 in admissions counseling. The 230-point gain is the average improvement from a student's first diagnostic to their final official SAT score, across all test prep students, not a best-case example. The 96% figure refers to students admitted to at least one of the five schools they identified as priorities at the start of the process, not after the fact. The real question is not whether these numbers sound impressive. It is whether they reflect a consistent process. They do.
Process
62% of AcerLogic students submit their target applications on or before the earliest relevant deadline. Students who work ahead produce stronger final materials and make better decisions under pressure. This is a process metric, not a placement metric.
Interpretation
Some students need score movement. Others need better timing, stronger writing, cleaner positioning, or fewer process mistakes. AcerLogic measures success by whether the whole process gets sharper and more coherent.
Position
AcerLogic does not sell inevitability. The right result depends on the student, the schools, the timing, and the quality of execution. What the process can do is improve decision-making, strengthen materials, and reduce preventable errors.
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