Where It Started
The Discovery
During his freshman year of high school, Chad discovered something life-changing: many scholarships were based on ACT scores.
That became his mission.
He took the ACT 18 times in high school not because he was obsessed, but because each attempt taught him something new.
His score climbed steadily: 19 → 21 → 24 → 27 → 32.
From 19 to 32. A 13-point improvement.
All those attempts taught Chad something crucial: The ACT isn't about being smart. It's about knowing what's on the test and how to take it.
With that 32, Chad won scholarships to Oklahoma State University. He became the first Cargill in his family history to graduate from a four-year university.