College Admissions (Statistics, Applications, Requirements, and Scores)

Hi everyone, for the month of January only, we're promoting a special Best Book Bundle featuring the best College Admissions titles that we've published including:

-The Best Book on Ivy League Admissions
-The Best Book on Harvard College Admissions
-The Best Book on Elite Admissions
-The Best Book on Stanford International Admissions
-The Best Book on Ivy League Football Recruiting
-How I Transferred to Stanford

Learn how to create killer college applications and Common Apps like Michele Hernandez!

Separately, you'd pay $28 for all 3, but if you buy the bundle you'll save almost 30% and you can read them all in one convenient book!

Here are short descriptions for each title.

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Our Ivy League Students Share Tips & Strategies That Will Get You Into Your Dream School!

We know exactly how you feel. We've been through the grueling and stressful admissions process. As successful Ivy League applicants, we have the insider tips and strategies that take the guesswork out of college applications.

Where you go to college will affect the rest of your life. If you're going to invest 4 years of your life and $200,000 on your education, you'll want to attend elite schools like Harvard or Stanford. However, most of the admissions guides you'll find offer advice that's too general, outdated, and oftentimes completely ineffective.

Our strategies worked for us, and they'll definitely work for you. We each come from different educational backgrounds, so you can find admissions strategies that relate specifically to you.

With the right advice, the Ivy League is yours for the taking.

HERE'S JUST A FEW OF THE THINGS YOU'LL LEARN!
The 5 unspoken questions that admissions officers want answered in your application
How taking the right community college courses can help you get into top schools
The 3 critical strategies for getting into Harvard with a low GPA
Best kept secrets on scoring 2400s, 36s, and 5s!
The 4 steps you need to take to get great recommendation letters
AP or IB? The truth behind which program admissions officers value the most
The 3 most important extracurriculars and how the Ivies rank them
How to break into the Ivy League as a transfer student
3 little known things your guidance counselor can do to increase your acceptance chances

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On Harvard College Admissions:

Harvard College & HBS Graduate guides readers through the in's and out's of the Harvard College admissions process: How to write a winning essay & personal statement, and what to expect once you're in!

What's In The Book:
--> Step-by-step guide to the Harvard application process.
--> Inside look at Harvard’s academics, culture, and networking opportunities.
--> Exclusive admissions tips.
--> Where a Harvard education might take you.
--> How to get the most out of your college experience.

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On Elite Admissions

Erinn Andrews (former Assistant Director of Stanford Admissions) has been on both sides of the application process. As a successful applicant to Stanford's undergraduate and graduate programs, she knows what it takes to write a compelling application, and during her time as an admissions officer, she helped establish Stanford's current admissions rubric.

You've heard the myth that admissions officers pick randomly from a pile of perfect 2400s and 4.0 GPAs. You're terrified of leaving your future up to Lady Fortune, but thankfully, Erinn is here to show you that there is order to the admissions process--there are countless strategies you can start using today to win the officers' approval. Most other admissions guidebooks are vague or outdated, but Erinn has firsthand knowledge of the current standards at Ivy League colleges.

Erinn will help you balance well-roundedness with focus in your extracurricular activities, avoid clichés to write moving essays, and decide how many AP courses to take for your best chance of admissions at top colleges!

College Admissions (Statistics, Applications, Requirements, and Scores)