Sunday, October 4, 2026
7:00 – 8:30 PM EST
Only 50 seats
Live Q&A included
Grades 6–8

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Sunday, October 4, 2026 · 7:00 – 8:30 PM EST · Hosted live by Nicole Olaniyi · Only 50 seats

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In 90 Minutes You Will Have

Four things you can use on Monday morning

A diagnostic lens. Tell whether your child is building an admissions trajectory — or a busy schedule.

A before-9th-grade roadmap. Course rigor, summers, leadership arcs, testing timeline, narrative.

A yes / no filter. Does this build identity, execution or advocacy — and does it produce an artifact?

The merit-aid lever. Why positioning, not savings, is what unlocks scholarship dollars at your income.

Lionheart laid out a comprehensive, efficient plan. He knows where he’s going — and now I’m more relaxed, because I was quite worried.

Law firm partner, Lionheart parent Saved $200K+ in a 529 — still started in 8th grade

Event details

Session: The Invisible Good Kid Trap
Date: Sunday, October 4, 2026
Time: 7:00 – 8:30 PM EST
Format: Live online · Q&A included
Capacity: Only 50 seats
Host: Nicole Olaniyi, Princeton alumna
Cost: Complimentary

Who these seats are for

Black senior leaders, attorneys, physicians, founders and C-suite executives
Parents of high-achieving students in grades 6–8 (or entering 9th)
Families targeting Ivy League / Top-20 and HBCU flagship outcomes
Parents who want long-term positioning, not last-minute scrambling

Why families trust Lionheart

Students coached: 500+
Admit rate: 4× the national average to top colleges
Scholarships earned: $4M+ across Lionheart families
Average merit award: $17,500 / year
Experience: 10+ years in youth development & college access

Princeton alumna Raised in a Wall St. household

Who we were raised by

We grew up in your household. Our father spent his career on Wall Street and today sits on the board of a $64 billion bank. The achievement was real. The standards were high.

And capable, well-raised children can still reach high school without a plan of their own. We know the gap you are feeling because our family lived it — and Lionheart is the system we built out of it.

Your host

Nicole Olaniyi — Princeton alumna and founder of Lionheart Coaching Academy. A decade spent building the architecture that turns capable Black students into unmistakable ones.

One More Thing

Fifty seats, because the depth is prepared before you arrive.

Registration closes at fifty so we can read the room before we teach it. Your child’s grade and your role come to us at signup, and the ninety minutes gets built around the families actually in it. Send your question ahead to hello@ivyroadmaps.com and it gets worked into the material or answered by name. That is prepared teaching, not an open mic — which is why fifty households works and five hundred would not. If the seats are gone when you reach the calendar, the next date will be offered automatically.