Applicant J’s Background Geographic Location: Sydney, Australia Citizenship/Residence: Australian Started Using Our Admission Service: In Year 10 SAT: 1560 School Ranking: Top 1% Significant Award: None Admissions: University of Pennsylvania It has been a great pleasure to work with J since early 10. We spent time collaborating to identify his academic interests, find a suitable summer program to bridge …
5 Keys to Athletics Recruitment at US Universities
By Grey Joyner Admission Consultant If you have athletic talent and want to attend university in the United States, the athletics recruitment process could be beneficial – it could help you in the admissions process and/or result in an athletic scholarship at your dream university. If this intrigues you, there are five keys to athletics recruitment to be aware of. …
7 Tips for Parents: Navigating the US College Admissions Process
By Grey Joyner Admission Consultant The process of applying to US universities can be quite daunting to students, particularly those applying from overseas countries like Australia. But what about their parents? Often overlooked is how difficult it can be for parents to help their children navigate the process. This guide gives some practical tips for parents on what they can …
4 Important Tips for Transferring to a US University
4 Important Tips for Transferring to a US University
Kindness in College Applications
By Grey Joyner, Admission Consultant, Elite Admission What are the most important attributes that college admissions officers look for? You might think of intelligence, academic achievement, leadership, or intellectual curiosity, and you wouldn’t be wrong. Those are all critical qualities to admissions officers. But one attribute that is often overlooked is kindness. Dartmouth College recently invited author Jacques Steinberg, …
Will top colleges shift back to requiring standardized tests?
By Grey Joyner, Admission Consultant, Elite Admission Dartmouth College announced on 5 February that, after being standardized test-optional since the Covid pandemic, it will go back to requiring standardized tests of all applicants. In a statement, the university said that the “decision was guided by social science research that suggests we can improve our ability to identify students from …
How the college admissions process may change without affirmative action
By Grey Joyner at Elite Admission Consulting The US Supreme Court ruling that universities cannot take race into account as a basis for granting admission is likely to have far-reaching implications for college admissions. On July 29th, 2023, the US Supreme Court overturned affirmative action, or the process of granting admissions priority based on race. Historically, this policy has …
Stanford University – Class of 2027
Applicant J’s Background Geographic Location: Melbourne, Australia Citizenship/Residence: Australia SAT: 1550+ School Ranking: Top 1% Significant Award: N/A Case Detail Applicant J impressed us with her intellectual ability. Additionally, as a great thinker and writer, she showed curiosity about sophisticated academic and social topics. Therefore, the first suggestion from us was for her to start putting her ideas and …
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