The Scoop on the Harvard Z-List

Originally Published on August 2, 2018: Have you heard of Harvard University‘s Z-List? About 60 students earn admission to Harvard through the Z-List each year. Unlike typical admits, these students do not gain admission in the Early Action or Regular Decision rounds or earn a spot off the Harvard waitlist. … 

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UPenn GPA Requirements

What constitutes an impressive GPA for the University of Pennsylvania? As UPenn is one of the most selective universities in America, it’s likely no surprise that, for the Class of 2026, most admitted students boasted perfect grade point averages. So how can a student’s GPA wow UPenn admissions officers, and … 

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Cornell’s Admissions Process

Originally Published on November 24, 2018: Are you wondering what happens to your application once you submit it to Cornell University? Let’s satiate that curiosity once and for all. When an applicant first submits their application to Cornell, a school that has seen a surge in applications since the pandemic, … 

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Donations to Harvard

  Originally Published on July 25, 2022: The Students For Fair Admissions v. President and Fellows of Harvard College lawsuit, which was argued before the United States Supreme Court on October 31, 2022, and is awaiting a decision that will come down in late 2023 by the nation’s highest court, … 

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What To Do If You’ve Been Deferred by Columbia

Did Columbia University defer your admission in the Early Decision round? If so, it’s normal to wonder if you genuinely have a shot of earning admission to the Morningside Heights-based school in the Regular Decision round. It’s also normal to wonder what you should do next to optimize your case … 

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What To Do After Being Deferred by Yale

Were you deferred in the Early Action round to Yale University? If so, we encourage you not to be demoralized, as you’ve still got a shot of earning admission to the New Haven, Connecticut-based university in the Regular Decision round. While some universities defer most of their Early pools, in recent years, … 

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What To Do After Being Deferred by UPenn

Deferred by the University of Pennsylvania? While being deferred in the Early Decision round to UPenn likely didn’t make your day, it could be worse. You could have been denied admission. So what should deferred UPenn applicants do after receiving word that UPenn has kicked the can on their admission … 

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What To Do After Being Deferred by Dartmouth

Were you deferred by Dartmouth College in the Early Decision round? Dartmouth alumnus and former Secretary of State Daniel Webster, in the landmark Dartmouth College v. Woodward case before the Supreme Court, argued, “It is, Sir, as I have said, a small college, and yet there are those who love … 

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What To Do After Being Deferred by Harvard

Was your child deferred from Harvard College in the Early Action round? Do you want to ascertain your child’s chances of admission in the Regular Decision round post-deferral? Curious to know the best game plan for your child after receiving Harvard’s deferral notification? If so, you’ve come to the right … 

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Yale University Class of 2027 Early Action Admissions Statistics

The Yale University Class of 2027 Early Action notifications have been released. 7,744 students applied Early Action to Yale’s Class of 2027. Of these students, 776 earned admission. This marks an Early Action admission rate of 10.02% for the New Haven, Connecticut-based Ivy League institution. To put these admissions statistics … 

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