Yale University Supplemental Essay Prompts and Tips
Yale’s acceptance rate of 4.62% for the Class of 2025 is not the type number you want to simply glide past as you proceed through the application with blind optimism. It is not our intention…
How to Write a Winning College Transfer Essay
Much like snowflakes, DNA profiles, or interpretations of a David Lynch film, no two college transfer applicants are alike. Even if two prospective transfers to Boston University are both named Fred and each hail from…
Columbia Supplemental Essay Prompts and Tips
Among Ivy League universities, Columbia received the second highest number of applications for a spot in their Class of 2025 (Cornell was first). Of the 60,551 applications received, just 3.66% were accepted, the second lowest…
How to Get Into the University of Georgia (UGA): Admissions Data & Strategies
Fifteen years ago, becoming a Georgia Bulldog was a pretty routine venture. The average successful applicant had a GPA of 3.6 and an SAT score of right around 1200—more than 75% of those who applied…
Cornell University Supplemental Essay Prompts and Tips
The 8.7% acceptance rate for Cornell’s Class of 2025 was the lowest in school history; as late as 2003, the school still had as high as a 31% acceptance rate. Clearly, getting into Cornell in…
How to Get Into the University of Virginia (UVA): Admissions Data & Strategies
Along with institutions like UNC Chapel Hill, the University of Michigan, and the College of William and Mary, the University of Virginia is considered one of the “Public Ivies.” These schools, UVA included, provide an…
How to Get Into UT Austin: Admissions Data and Strategies
A top-50 national university and a top-10 public university, the University of Texas at Austin is the number one target institution of many Lone Star State teens as well as high-achieving students from around the…
Dartmouth College: Supplemental Essay Prompts and Tips
Dartmouth receives the fewest number of applications of the eight Ivy League schools. There were 28,357 hopefuls for the Class of 2025, less than half the number at Columbia or Harvard. Yet, that still represented…
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