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Discover the 3 factors
that prevent 6ᵗʰ - 12ᵗʰ graders from getting into the colleges they deserve
Even when they have good GPA and SAT scores
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Over 100,000+ families just like you watched this webinar
Host: Kevin Hong
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
− In charge of managing the College Consulting program – Provided guidance & advice to 1,000s of parents on how their students can gain admissions into top STEM, Business, and Healthcare summer programs, internships, and research opportunities
− Extensive experience guiding students from all around the US to gain admissions into Ivy League and other top universities
Join over 100,000 parents just like you,
who already learned these 3 hidden factors
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Over 100,000+ parents just like you watched this webinar
At the end of this webinar,
you will know:
Why ~90% of students who get 4.0 and above GPA and perfect SAT scores are NOT accepted into Harvard, Stanford, or the top 10 universities (and what to do about it)
Proven methods and strategies for getting into better universities even if your child does not have the best grades or SAT scores
What universities actually want in an applicant (but never say)
Why ~90% of students who get 4.0 and above GPA and perfect SAT scores are NOT accepted into Harvard, Stanford, or the top 10 universities (and what to do about it)
Proven methods and strategies for getting into better universities even if your child does not have the best grades or SAT scores
What universities actually want in an applicant (but never say)
Plus...
High-Value Tips And Secrets
You’ll Discover Inside The Webinar
How to identify your child’s true interest and passion, turn it into a unique advantage, and use it to get into
a better university
The truth about certain extracurricular activities that actually hurt students’ chances of getting into better schools
What “value-added” college planning is, and how early you should start if you want your child to enter a top university (most parents get this wrong)
How to identify your child’s true interest and passion, turn it into a unique advantage, and use it to get into
a better university
The truth about certain extracurricular activities that actually hurt students’ chances of getting into better schools
What “value-added” college planning is, and how early you should start if you want your child to enter a top university (most parents get this wrong)
One of the biggest problems
with getting into college is that:
Having Good GPA / SAT Scores≠
Getting Accepted into a Good University
Hear it from universities themselves:
“Academic criteria are important to Yale’s selective admissions process, but we look at far more than test scores and grades... every applicant brings something unique to the admissions committee table.
Perhaps one application stands out because of sparkling recommendations, while another presents outstanding extracurricular talent; maybe your personality shines through a powerful written voice.”
"Even perfect test scores don't guarantee admission. Far from it: 69% of Stanford's applicants over the past five years who scored a perfect score on the SAT were rejected... we're also looking for evidence that this young person has a passion, that he or she will bring something to our community that is unique."
Here's the reality-
in a recent admissions cycle:
UC Berkeley accepted 14,429 students.
40,706 students had a 4.0 GPA or above.For every 1 spot available at Berkeley, there are ~3 students that apply
with a 4.0+ GPA
Stanford accepted 2,114 students. 25,518 students had a 4.0 GPA or above.For every 1 spot available at Stanford, there are 12 students that apply
with a 4.0+ GPA
For every 1 spot available at Stanford, there are 12 students that apply
with a 4.0+ GPA
UC Davis had 41,684 students apply with a 3.7 to 4.0+ GPA
Only 25,580 of those students were admitted
That means 16,104 students were still rejected with a competitive GPA for UC Davis
Only 25,580 of those students were admitted
That means 16,104 students were still rejected with a competitive GPA for UC Davis
⚠️THE PROBLEM IS⚠️
There are more SMART students than there is space AVAILABLE
3 FACTORS
3 FACTORS
NOW, there are 3 factors that universities never say, but are
CRITICAL for them in the admissions process.
Watch the webinar and find out the 3 factors NOW
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Phani
Phani’s son was in the 8th grade when they joined our college consulting program. His son, although bright and was doing well academically, came to us with no exposure to any fields/majors, and outside of sports, he hasn’t participated in any academic or extracurricular activities. Given that Phani didn’t have any experience with how college admissions in the US worked, his family was seeking guidance on how to help his son identify his interests and further develop his passion to stand out to top colleges.
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Their daughter began her college prep guidance under Zenith Prep Academy midway through her 10th grade. Although their daughter was strong academically and had numerous extracurricular activities involving leadership, sports, volunteering, and etc., Charu & Vivek wanted more specialized guidance on how to identify their daughter’s interest and what she could do in the 18 months prior to college applications to help her stand out to admission officers compared to the tens of thousands of other students that will be applying for the same colleges with similar academic profiles (grades, honors/AP classes, SAT/ACT scores, etc.)
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Robert’s son joined our program during his 10th grade. Although Robert attended high school and college in the US, given that his son went to a hyper-competitive high school (ranked top 100 in the United States), he wanted a highly customized strategy and plan for their son to further his academic interests and build the right extracurricular profile to stand out from his peers in their high school and in the college applications.
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In a recent admissions cycle, Zenith Prep Academy had:
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