US & UK Admissions 101: How to Be Ivy League/ Oxbridge-ready from Grade 10 & Year 11!
Hear from Matthew Shapiro, a US Strategy Consultant & Cambridge grad, to get a clear overview of the admissions requirements for top US & UK unis beyond grades and get inspired by what a successful application looks like.
- Wednesday, April 30, 2025
- 8:30 PM HKT
- Virtual (via Zoom Webinar)
- FREE
From Blank to Blink - Prepare for the Long Game!
Are you in Grade 10 - 11/ Year 11 - 12 and just starting to explore university admissions? Building a standout profile that impresses admissions officers needs smart planning and time investment beyond good grades. Whether you are aiming for the US or the UK, the steps you take now could be the difference between getting into your dream universities and being left in the cold. Join this all-in-one webinar featuring Matthew Shapiro, a US & UK expert! Gain fundamental admissions requirements and knowledge to equip you with the best tactics for your future university plan. He’ll also share the expert insights on how you can transform a blank profile into one that exceeds (not just meets) Ivy League/ Oxbridge standards.
Webinar Highlights
- US & UK Admissions Essentials: Breaking down the application process and everything you need to know from the admissions test, essay, to interview preparation
- Key Decision: Choosing the right pathway based on your strengths
- Expert Advice on Activity Choices: How to kickstart your preparation with a bare profile that aligns with your genuine passion
- Successful Stories: Learn how the Ivy League/ Oxbridge admits build a standout profile that helps them ace the game!
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Meet Your Speaker: Matthew Shapiro
- A Cambridge graduate with 10+ years of experience in the education industry
- 100% of all of his past students have received at least 1 offer from their 3 top university choices, including an Oxford PPE offer for a Hong Kong student.
- The majority of his students gained admission to top UK Russell Group universities and top US schools, including UCL, King’s, Edinburgh, and Manchester; Columbia, NYU, Princeton and UC Berkeley
