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Phone: (571) 321-5800
Email: [email protected]

The StudyPro is an Executive Function and Study Skills Center in McLean, Virginia, serving students in grades 4–12 and college through both in-person and online programs.

Our programs and services include:

Executive Function, Math, and Writing Coaching (in-person and online)
Study Skills & Strategies and Writing Courses (in-person and online)
Coached Homework Center (in-person)
AI to Improve Executive Function Workshops (in-person)

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Location

The StudyPro is headquartered in McLean, Virginia, at 6849 Old Dominion Drive, Suite 200.

We support students in grades 4–12 and college both in person and online. While many of our families are in Northern Virginia, we also work with students across the United States and internationally through our online coaching and courses.

Our in-person Executive Function Coaching, Study Skills programs, Math Coaching, Writing Coaching, and Coached Homework Center serve families throughout Northern Virginia, including McLean, Fairfax, Arlington, Falls Church, Vienna, Great Falls, Loudoun County, and Montgomery County.

We also partner with schools, PTAs, and community organizations to provide parent presentations, student workshops, educator professional development, and keynote presentations.

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Hours Of Operation

Summer Hours:

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Summer Location:

6849 Old Dominion Drive – Suite 410
McLean, VA 22101

School Year Hours:

Monday – Thursday 3pm to 9pm
Sundays 10am to 4pm

School Year Location:

6849 Old Dominion Drive – Suite 200
McLean, VA 22101

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The StudyPro

Address: 6849 Old Dominion Drive – Suite 200 McLean, VA 22101
Phone: (571) 321-5800
Email: [email protected]


Business Hours

School Year:
Monday – Thursday: 3:30PM – 8:30PM
Sunday: 11AM – 5PM

Summer:
Monday – Friday: 10AM – 6PM

Testimonials

  • “Her skills are so much better – it’s almost an unfair advantage for her to show up at college compared to students that haven’t had this training.”Parent of current college Freshman
  • “A homework helper wasn’t going to help. He could grasp the concepts. But he couldn’t organize himself and get started. It’s the difference between ‘I need Algebra help’ vs. ‘I need help to break this project into sections and know what to do first.'”Parent of 11th grader
  • “The more anxious I get, the harder I am on him, which doesn’t help out relationship. Working with someone who isn’t the parent reduced the stress for him and for us. To have someone he doesn’t want to disappoint is worth all the tea in China.”Parent of 10th grader
  • He is learning how to fish vs. being handed the fish. There is a skills transfer in learning how to plan, to organize, ect. And with the homework center, they can actually implement the plan they make in their one-on-one coaching.”Parent of 7th grader
  • “At first I didn’t want to go and thought it was a waste of time. But over time, she helped me forcus more on my work and be more effiencient. I learned processes to do my work more quickly and efficiently. It was great just to have someone rooting for me.”Former student, now in college