For Grade 8–11 Students
Understanding Admission Preferences of the Top 30 U.S. Universities – April 22
Do you know what Harvard, MIT, and UCLA value most when admitting students?
Each prestigious university has its own unique “admission preferences” — some prioritize academics, others emphasize extracurricular achievements, and some focus on personal qualities.
This lecture will break down the admissions logic of the Top 30 U.S. universities, helping you develop a precise application strategy and avoid the pitfalls of one-size-fits-all competition.
Seminar Topics Include:
- Overview of admission standards at top U.S. universities
- Extracurricular activities: How to demonstrate the qualities that schools value
- Academics: How to showcase academic passion
- Comparison of admission preferences among the Top 30 universities
Agenda:
- 90-Minute Presentation
- 30-Minute Q&A
All registered families will receive a complimentary advisory consultation to support your university admissions journey.
Date & Time:
Location:
Understanding Admission Preferences of the Top 30 U.S. Universities – April 22
This lecture will break down the admissions logic of the Top 30 U.S. universities, helping you develop a precise application strategy and avoid the pitfalls of one-size-fits-all competition.
Speaker(s)
Bryan R. Ide
First Year Undergraduate Studies, McGill University Bachelor of Arts in Government, Cornell University Master of Arts in Political Science, Columbia University
