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Our Early Round Offers At A Glance
Despite many schools reporting lower than usual early round acceptance rates (eg: Yale dropped to 10% compared to 11% in the previous year), our students have received scores of offers to top schools including Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Columbia, UPenn, Stanford, MIT, Cornell, Dartmouth, Duke, Northwestern, Johns Hopkins, NYU & many more.
With some schools still to report we already have 50 Ivy admits and 77 offers to the US Top 10.
You can check out some of our current early round tallies below!
Offers to the Ivy League
Our students have received 58 offers to the Ivy League in this early round so far, with 41 of these being to Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Columbia and UPenn (with a high percentage of UPenn offers being to their highly regarded Wharton School of Business)
Offer to the US Top 10
Our students' also received offers to other non-Ivy US Top 10 schools at record high rates. For example, Crimson students have so far received 19 offers to Stanford, Duke or MIT
New York University
Our students have done particularly well with their offers to the coveted and high competitive NYU - including many gaining admission to NYU's highly respected Stern School of Business. Our students have over 20 offers to NYU in the early round so far.
Total early round offers
At this stage, with offers still rolling in, it is hard to predict an early round tally — especially with many schools still to release their notifications. Right now Crimson students are at 303 offers and counting!
A word from our Crimson strategists
Why study abroad?
- The Quality of Education: the quality of education overseas is second-to-none! In the US, you have liberal arts colleges and the eight Ivy League schools and in the UK and Europe, you have the Oxbridge schools and a myriad of other world-class universities to choose from. What's more, completing a degree abroad, or even just spending a semester abroad, looks amazing on your CV.
- It’s truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience: while the opportunity to travel will always be there, the opportunity to study abroad may never be available to you again. This may be your one chance to live and study in a different country.
- Higher employability: students who graduate from the world’s best universities tend to get higher salary packages. Economics majors who earn their bachelor's degree from Harvard go on to jobs where they make a median salary of $78,800 a year. The national average for all economics bachelor's degree recipients is $44,300.
How We Help Students From MENA Like You
Crimson Education is the world’s most successful US/UK university admissions consultancy, with our students up to 4x more likely to gain acceptance to the best — and most competitive — universities in the world.
We believe that every student deserves individualised support in every aspect of their applications. Crimson students have access to a global network of 2,400+ tutors, mentors, and consultants, many of whom have worked at or are graduates of the very universities our students are aiming to attend.
From university selection strategy to standardised test prep, essay support to extracurricular mentoring, and interview practice — we leave no stone unturned, making sure every one of our students submits their strongest possible application.
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We guide hundreds of students from UAE, KSA, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia to secure their seats in Ivy League and US Top 50 universities.