About UsTwo educators, one approach to students who learn differently.
Endeavor Academics is a small Austin practice. Megan Watkins leads college counseling, Anne Dailey leads SAT and ACT prep, and every student works one-on-one with someone who understands how they learn.
Our PrinciplesEndeavor Academics helps students who learn differently find colleges where they'll thrive, with a plan built around how each student learns.
Start with how your student learns
Every plan begins with your student's strengths, challenges and the support they'll need, not a generic checklist.
One-on-one, start to finish
Students work with the same person throughout. Megan handles college counseling herself, and test prep students keep the same instructor every session.
Clear steps, real deadlines
Big projects get broken into manageable pieces, with a timeline families can actually follow, so senior fall isn't a scramble.
Fit over prestige
College lists are built around academic fit, campus culture and the strength of each school's disability services and learning support.
Meet Our Team
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Megan Watkins
Founder & College Counselor
Stanford, Human Biology · Master's in TeachingMegan began her career teaching middle school science in the South Bronx with Teach for America. Back in Austin, she trained and managed teachers for a national test prep company before founding Endeavor Academics. For nearly twenty years, she has helped students with ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety and other learning differences prepare for the SAT and ACT. Today she brings that experience to college counseling, helping those same students find colleges where they'll thrive.
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Anne Dailey
SAT & ACT Test Prep Instructor
Yale, LiteratureAnne leads our SAT and ACT prep. She graduated from Yale with a degree in Literature, taught art to preschoolers through Head Start, and has taught students in Austin. She works one-on-one with each student, from the first diagnostic test through test day.
Next StepReady to talk about your student?
Book a free 30-minute consultation. We'll talk about your student, your timeline and your questions, and you'll leave with clear next steps. No pressure and no sales pitch.