How to Get Into Harvard: Admissions Data and Strategies
Outside of “Encourage your ultra-wealthy parents to donate a building” or “Be a heavily-recruited athlete who also happens to have an SAT score in the 99th percentile,” there is no meaningful succinct nugget of wisdom…
How to Request Letters of Recommendation for College
Let’s engage in mental exercise intended to do something quite strange—help you imagine your teachers as real human beings. Don’t worry—there’s a purpose to this! (Note: this is a non-pandemic scenario- we will address the…
How to Get Into Columbia: Admissions Data & Strategies
As far as accomplishments go, getting into to Columbia University in 2021-22 versus getting accepted into the NYC Ivy a generation ago are wholly incomparable. It would be like equating climbing Mt. Everest to meandering…
How to Get Into the U.S. Air Force Academy: Admissions Data & Strategies
Guided by the values of “Integrity First. Service Before Self. Excellence in All We Do,” the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA) is presently home to 4,307 undergraduate students who receive four years of education…
Best Colleges for Pre-Med Students
Over the past decade, our team at College Transitions has helped to guide hundreds of aspiring physicians toward undergraduate colleges and universities that will serve as ideal springboards into medical school. How (and in some…
How to Get Into Penn/Wharton – Admissions Data & Strategies
The University of Pennsylvania was founded in 1740 as a member of the Ivy League; yet, it took roughly 250 years for it to become the uber-elite, highly-selective institution that it is today. If your…
How to Get Into Pomona College: Admissions Data & Strategies
All of the member schools within the Claremont Consortium have excellent reputations, but Pomona College and its 1,477 brilliant undergrads, edge out Claremont McKenna for the title of “Most Selective.” In fact, along with schools…
Best Computer Science Programs
Unlike other high-prestige professions, many notable figures in the CS universe did not get where they are because of their college degree, but rather through their own genius. Luminaries such as Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates,…
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