- Thursday, April 17, 2025
- 12:00 AM CUT
- Zoom
High school juniors are just months away from clicking “submit” on their college applications.
Tune into this webinar with a Former Stanford Admissions Officer to learn what 11th graders should be doing in 2025 to maximize your chances of admissions success.
In the webinar, our speaker will cover:
- Expert strategies to optimize the months before applications are due
- How to polish each component of the application and avoid common mistakes
- How to demonstrate long-term commitments, personal qualities, and achievements that admissions officers look for
- Academic and extracurricular action items for juniors
Our speaker will also answer your questions LIVE throughout the presentation!
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Meet Your Speaker: Former Stanford Admissions Officer
Your speaker has extensive experience on both sides of the decision-making process in the world of top college admissions.
- Former Assistant Dean of Admissions at Stanford University
- Former Assistant Director of Admissions at Santa Clara University
- Current member of the University of Chicago’s Advisory Board
- 15+ years counseling college applicants
- 11+ years training international school counselors
1,265
Offers to the Ivy League
2,000+
Offers to the US Top 10
7,000+
Offers to the US Top 50
3,200+
Offers to the UK Top 10
How Crimson Works
Crimson Education is the world’s most successful US/UK university admissions support consultancy. Our services are based on our belief that every student deserves individualized support in every aspect of their application(s) from a team of highly specialized experts who are graduates from the very universities our students are aiming for.
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 675%.
