Why Top Students From Competitive High Schools Get Rejected from the Ivy League
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UCLA
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Cambridge
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Imperial
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UCL
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KCL
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Northwestern
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Yale
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Harvard
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Columbia
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UPenn
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Brown
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Princeton
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Stanford
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MIT
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Duke
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UChicago
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Johns Hopkins
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Caltech
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UC Berkeley
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UCLA
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USC
188 Offers to
Oxford
254 Offers to
Cambridge
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LSE
346 Offers to
Imperial
720 Offers to
UCL
804 Offers to
KCL
442 Offers to
Oxbridge
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Northwestern
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Yale
134 Offers to
Harvard
260 Offers to
Columbia
357 Offers to
UPenn
171 Offers to
Brown
86 Offers to
Dartmouth
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Cornell
109 Offers to
Princeton
187 Offers to
Stanford
52 Offers to
MIT
200 Offers to
Duke
156 Offers to
UChicago
141 Offers to
Johns Hopkins
26 Offers to
Caltech
379 Offers to
UC Berkeley
339 Offers to
UCLA
204 Offers to
USC
188 Offers to
Oxford
254 Offers to
Cambridge
250 Offers to
LSE
346 Offers to
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720 Offers to
UCL
804 Offers to
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Top of the Class Isn’t Enough Anymore
Learn what admissions officers really look for in applications from competitive schools – and the costly mistakes to avoid.
Your child’s GPA, test scores, and extracurriculars may not be enough if they’re competing at a top high school. Admissions officers review thousands of “perfect” resumes – and reject most of them. Join Aidan Cadley - Former Harvard Admission Officer, who will share insider strategies to help you/your child stand out and earn the admissions edge.
Join our webinar to hear:
- Why Ivy admission officers often pass on students with perfect GPAs from elite high schools — and what separates the few who break through
- How to give your child an edge to separate them from equally qualified classmates
- How to turn “resume filler” activities into standout achievements that prove you/your child deserves a spot
- How to prioritize extracurriculars to showcase depth, not dilution
- A clear year-by-year strategy to keep your child ahead of classmates from 8th grade through senior year
Meet Your Speaker
Aidan Cadley
Aidan completed his Ed.M in Education, Leadership, and Entrepreneurship from Harvard Graduate School of Education. While at Harvard, he co-founded a non-profit organization that worked to provide free college application and essay writing workshops. Through his organization, he helped over 200 students achieve their collegiate goals. He has also served as Admissions Interviewer at Harvard University. His students have been accepted to the Ivy League and multiple other schools in the US Top 20, including Stanford, Harvard, Yale, Vanderbilt, Princeton, Dartmouth and Columbia.
Accepted to
Yale
Name
Avni C.
“ Aidan was my strategist and he helped me significantly by directing which activities I should be doing, how to frame them in my application and matching me to a great essay mentor.
My Crimson team helped me craft a unique profile and truly stand out. ”
Avni C., Accepted to Yale
Crimson Alumni are now working at top global companies
