📅Thursday January 23rd
🕗 9am Pacific, 11am Central, 12pm Eastern
📍Zoom
What You'll Learn:
Record low acceptance rates at prestigious universities, coupled with ongoing changes to things like test-optional policies, have intertwined to form a challenging landscape for college applicants. Consequently, in this competitive environment, it has become increasingly crucial for students to distinguish themselves from their peers. Only by showcasing unique qualities, experiences, and achievements, students can better position themselves for success in the college admissions process.
To help students learn how, we're hosting this webinar that will cover:
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Admissions Data and How Applications Are Processed
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The Four Critical Factors in Standing Out
- Applying These Lessons to Your Application
*Replay will be available if you can't attend live!
Register For the Webinar!
Meet Your Host:
Natalia Ostrowski | Former Assistant Director of Admissions, University of Chicago Former, Director of India, University of Chicago
BA, History, University of Chicago
During my tenure as an Assistant Director of Admissions and Director of India at the University of Chicago’s Undergraduate Admissions Office, I read thousands of applications from around the world. As an alumna of the College, I was proud to represent my alma mater in Chicago and across the ocean. As part of student recruitment, I traveled with an international consortium group that included Brown University, Barnard College, Columbia University in the City of New York, Cornell University and Johns Hopkins University. During these trips, my colleagues and I spoke with prospective students about the importance of a liberal arts and sciences curriculum and taught essay writing workshops, met with teachers and counselors and learned about the cultures from which our students were applying. Today, I live in Chicago, where I pursue my passion for history, my love of literature, and fascination with computer programming and web development every day.
99 %
Acceptance Rate
7 x
More Likely into Top Schools
480 +
Ivy League Acceptances
1400 +
Top 30 Acceptances