The importance of demonstrated interest in college admissions is currently under debate. Some colleges and universities put more weight on demonstrated interest than others with some eliminating it all together. Given the complex admissions environment, it is essential as a prospective applicant to plan and prepare for the range of colleges to which you will…
For most high school students, junior year is a crucial juncture. It’s during the eleventh grade that most students will experience their most challenging schedule and coursework to date. What’s more, kicking off the second half of high school means beginning the march into the college admissions process. Or at least that’s how it should…
Being admitted into medical school is harder than ever, with average acceptance rates at allopathic medical schools hovering between 3% to 4%. Because of the fierce competition to earn a seat in medical school, it is important to select the undergraduate college one attends carefully in order to maximize one’s medical school admission chances. Watch…
Being admitted into UC Berkeley or UCLA is harder than ever. Admission rates are lower than ever and the number of applicants keeps rising every year. Watch the webinar to learn how to navigate the UC Berkeley and UCLA Admissions Process. Visit our Admissions Consulting Youtube Channel
Admission rates at Cornell University have dropped from 31.0% in 2005 to 14.0% in 2014. Watch the webinar and learn how to navigate the Cornell University Admissions Process (including that of Cornell Engineering), position your application, and improve your candidacy. Visit our Admissions Consulting Youtube Channel
Transferring to an elite college is no easy task. Average transfer admission rates are several times lower than regular admission rates and at many top colleges are lower than Harvard’s regular admission rate. Watch the webinar to learn the intricacies of the Transfer Admissions Process. Visit our Admissions Consulting Youtube Channel
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