College Board Eliminates SAT Subject Tests and Essay
Vivi E. Lu and Dekyi T. Tsotsong
January 25, 2021
Brian Taylor, managing director of private college consulting service Ivy Coach, said College Board’s decision was "entirely predictable."
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For Class of 2024, Smaller Applicant Pools Meant Less Competitive Admissions at Harvard, Peers
Benjamin L. Fu and Dohyun Kim
April 3, 2020
Brian Taylor — managing director of private college consulting service Ivy Coach — said the schools have seen higher acceptance rates in light of smaller applicant pools across the board this year.
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‘It’s Not Surprising to Any Of Us’: College Counselors Shrug at Harvard Admissions Secrets Spilled In Trial
Delano R. Franklin and Samuel W. Zwickel
November 7, 2018
Taylor, managing director of college consulting firm Ivy Coach, agreed that some applicants — especially those of Asian heritage — may feel more confident in applying to Harvard while its admissions process is under public scrutiny.
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Faust Raises Concerns About Higher Ed Act’s Changes to Student Aid
Delano R. Franklin & Kristine E. Guillame
February 7, 2018
Brian Taylor, managing director of Ivy Coach, a college admissions counseling company, said the overhaul of the Higher Education Act would raise costs for low- and middle-income college students and be especially difficult for graduate students.
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Cashing In On Crimson
Angela N. Fu & Dianne Lee
November 16, 2017
They boast names such as “Crimson Education,” “Harvard Square Consulting,” and “Ivy Coach.”
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Regular Admits May See 3% Acceptance Rate
Elizabeth S. Auritt
March 27, 2012
Bev Taylor, founder of college consulting practice Ivy Coach, said the students she advises typically attend Harvard if they are admitted early. “When they apply early action to Harvard, yes, they go to Harvard,” she said.
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