The Path to Ivy League Begins in Middle School: Plan Your Roadmap with Jamie Beaton
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Navigating Today's Competitive Admissions Landscape
AI can improve productivity, but it can't replace character. Stand out by developing the genuine curiosity and leadership that elite schools now value most.
Join Jamie Beaton, who cracked the code of elite college admissions and founded Crimson Education at just 17, to explore why ages 11-14 are the most critical years for developing human-centric soft skills. Learn to build a foundation and characters that remain essential for success beyond school. During this webinar, we’ll cover:
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Why competition for top universities has intensified and what that means for today’s middle schoolers
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The specific skills and qualities elite admissions teams prioritize most now
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How to make the most of the grades 5-8 years to shape a standout profile through passion development and personal growth without burning out
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Live answers to your specific questions from Jamie himself (submit your questions after you register!)
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Meet Your Speaker
Jamie founded Crimson Education after being accepted to all top 25 colleges, including Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, U Penn, Cambridge, and MIT. Jamie received: - AB, MS in Mathematics & Economics from Harvard University - MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business - DPhil from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar - Juris Doctor from Yale University - MS in Education from the University of Pennsylvania - Master's in Finance from Princeton University Jamie’s students have been accepted to all Ivy Leagues, Stanford, MIT, Oxford, and Cambridge.
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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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Dartmouth
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Cornell
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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
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Oxford
258 Offers to
Cambridge
261 Offers to
LSE
380 Offers to
Imperial
769 Offers to
UCL
852 Offers to
KCL
453 Offers to
Oxbridge
213 Offers to
Northwestern
152 Offers to
Yale
150 Offers to
Harvard
304 Offers to
Columbia
406 Offers to
UPenn
189 Offers to
Brown
90 Offers to
Dartmouth
302 Offers to
Cornell
125 Offers to
Princeton
217 Offers to
Stanford
62 Offers to
MIT
229 Offers to
Duke
164 Offers to
UChicago
173 Offers to
Johns Hopkins
31 Offers to
Caltech
492 Offers to
UC Berkeley
464 Offers to
UCLA
204 Offers to
USC
195 Offers to
Oxford
258 Offers to
Cambridge
261 Offers to
LSE
380 Offers to
Imperial
769 Offers to
UCL
852 Offers to
KCL
453 Offers to
Oxbridge
213 Offers to
Northwestern