Fewer than 5% of applicants get accepted to most Ivy League (and other Top 10) universities.
So how can you maximize your odds of getting in?
Check out this exclusive, on-demand webinar with Devery, a Former Admissions Officer from Harvard — the most selective university in the country. She shares how to navigate the Ivy League admissions process and maximize your chances of success!
Watch now to learn:
- What Ivy League admissions officers look for in the strongest applicants
- How to stand out from tens of thousands of other highly qualified candidates
- How to strategically approach each part of your application: academics, extracurriculars, essays, recommendations and interviews
Devery also answers questions from the audience in a Q&A at the end!
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Meet Your Speaker: Devery
Former Harvard Admissions Officer
Devery has extensive experience in university admissions, having served as a Senior Admissions Officer in Harvard's Undergraduate Admissions Office and as an Application Reader in The University of California, Berkeley's Undergraduate Admissions Office.
She has advised hundreds of college applicants with Crimson and in her capacity as an independent admissions advisor, helping them gain admission to the likes of Harvard, Stanford, Yale, UChicago and many more.
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From university selection strategy and standardized test prep to essay support, extracurricular mentoring and interview practice — we leave no stone unturned, making sure your application stands out above the crowd and increasing your odds of acceptance to the Ivy League and other ultra-competitive universities by over 450%.
