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What does it take to get into a top US college?
Are you aiming for a top US university like Stanford, Harvard or MIT?
Leading universities like these are known the world over for their high standards of education, immense extracurricular offerings and unparalleled career opportunities. The only problem is, the best universities attract the best talent and admission rates are falling each year.
It has never been so important for students to stand out!
So, what does it take to impress Admissions Officers? Join our webinar to find out from Martin Walsh, former Dean of Admissions at Stanford University. Don't miss this opportunity to learn what top colleges like Stanford are looking for and how they assess applications.
What we will cover:
There will be a live Q&A at the end of this webinar, so bring your questions to the table!
The features and benefits of US colleges
The US college admissions process, including:
+ Who do they admit? + What do they evaluate? + Why your major matters
The US application process
Trends impacting admissions decisions
Meet your speakers
Martin Walsh Former Stanford Admissions Officer
Martin served as a teacher and coordinator at international schools in Cambodia and Venezuela. He then moved onto his position in the admission office of his alma mater: Santa Clara University for 5 years. Martin then started at Stanford University where he was named Assistant Dean of Admission, charged with evaluating submissions from New England’s famous boarding schools and applications from international students. Since leaving Stanford Martin has shared his knowledge with students, teachers and counsellors at international schools in South Korea, Japan, China and Italy and served as an instructor with the Counselor Training Center.
Chloe Godsell Director of Marketing and Partnerships, Crimson UK
Chloe is the Director of Marketing and Partnerships for Crimson in the UK and has 8 years’ of experience working in education consultancy in the UK. She joined Crimson in 2017 and now oversees all marketing channels for the UK and Europe. Chloe was educated in the UK and completed an LLM at the University of Law in London.
Webinar Info
Wednesday 31st March, 2021 6:30-8:00pm (UK Time) Who should join: + Parents whose children are aiming for top US universities. + Any students in years 9-13 who are considering studying in the US. + Career/university guidance counsellors and school staff who are interested in learning more about how they can support their students.
Register for the webinar today!
Fill in your details below and you will receive an email from Zoom with the link to join the webinar on 31/03/21 at 6:30pm UK time.