Four Sessions. One Complete Application.
Each workshop is a critical building block — together they form a cohesive strategy built by the people who actually read applications.
Yale | The Common App Strategy: From Login to Submit
July 9 | 8PM ET
Most applicants treat the Common App like a form. The students who advance treat it like the first impression it is. A Yale Former Admissions Officer breaks down the sections most students overlook, how readers actually weigh them, and how to build a through-line that runs from the activities list to the final supplement. Bring your questions for the live Q&A.
MIT | Activities List: What Colleges Actually Want to See
July 16 | 8:30PM ET
Ten activities, 150 characters each. By the third entry, the reader has already formed an impression. An MIT Former Admissions Officer shows you the strategy for conveying leadership when every word is rationed, how to order and frame entries that hold attention through all ten slots, and how the list should reinforce the rest of the application. Bring a draft to workshop live.
Harvard | The Personal Statement: How to Make Them Remember You
July 23 | 8PM ET
Admissions officers read fast, and they read late. The essays that earn a second look are the ones whose voice is unmistakably the student's own from the first sentence. A Harvard Former Admissions Officer walks through brainstorming methods, how to convey depth and character beyond the transcript, and a close read of essays that worked at top universities. Attendees get live feedback on early drafts.
Yale | How to Write a Supplemental Essay That Stands Out
July 30 | 8PM ET
Why this school, and not the fifteen others on the list? That's the question every supplement has to answer, and most don't. A Yale PhD Candidate teaches the "Why" Factor for researching and structuring these essays, how to convey personality inside tight word counts, and what sets real admitted supplements apart.
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Our 2025—2026 Results
201
Ivy League + Top 10 Offers
384
Top 20 Offers
574
Top 30 Offers
12.5x
Ivy+ Advantage
over national average
1 in 2
Accepted to Ivy+
vs. 1 in 25 national average
4.37
Average Offers Per Student
From Families Who've Been Through It
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Accepted to Duke, Early Decision. | Duke '26
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