Do You Really Know the Difference Between Extracurriculars and Supercurriculars?
Top universities aren’t just looking at your grades. They’re looking at the story your activities tell and if you don’t understand how ECLs and supercurriculars work, you could be leaving your dream school off the table.
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Most students and parents get this wrong.
They think extracurriculars (ECLs) and supercurriculars are the same.
They join every club, volunteer here and there, maybe even pick up a leadership title. But here’s the truth: Ivy League and Oxbridge admissions officers weigh these activities very differently.
“Question: Do you know which universities care more about leadership and which care more about academic depth?”
Join us to find out !
What You’ll Learn
Join us for this free live webinar to uncover:
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What extracurricular & leadership activities (ECLs) really mean and why “just joining a club” isn’t enough.
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What supercurriculars are (and why UK universities like Oxford and Cambridge expect them).
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How the US vs UK value these activities differently.
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How to start building YOUR activity strategy today.
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How we can help you
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Meet Your Speakers
Hear for Ivy League graduates !
Vinay Loungani
Senior Academic Advisor & LSE Grad
BSc in Mathematics with Finance & Management from King’s College London (First Class, top 5%). MSc in Applicable Mathematics to Finance at LSE with distinction. Former Grade 11–12 Mathematics teacher with the Ministry of Education, with 7+ years’ experience in the education sector.
Benito
Former Harvard Admissions Interviewer
Benito Nishizawa Rodríguez, a Harvard graduate and former admissions office coordinator, brings nearly two decades of experience guiding students into top US universities. Having visited 40+ countries and spoken to thousands of students worldwide, he has helped applicants gain admission to elite schools including Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Yale, Princeton, and more.
Vinay Loungani
Senior Academic Advisor & LSE Grad
BSc in Mathematics with Finance & Management from King’s College London (First Class, top 5%). MSc in Applicable Mathematics to Finance at LSE with distinction. Former Grade 11–12 Mathematics teacher with the Ministry of Education, with 7+ years’ experience in the education sector.
Benito
Former Harvard Admissions Interviewer
Benito Nishizawa Rodríguez, a Harvard graduate and former admissions office coordinator, brings nearly two decades of experience guiding students into top US universities. Having visited 40+ countries and spoken to thousands of students worldwide, he has helped applicants gain admission to elite schools including Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Yale, Princeton, and more.