The Ivy League College Admissions Guidebook: Book 1: The Basics
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The Ivy League College Admissions Guidebook
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Your Chances
Chapter 1 Overview
Chapter 2 School Selection
Chapter 3 The Application
Chapter 4 How to Choose the Right Topic for Your Common App
Chapter 5 Your Supplemental Essays
Chapter 6 Recommendation Letters
Chapter 7 Your Ivy League Interview
Chapter 8 Transferring to the Ivy League
Chapter 9 Just Believe
Introduction
Welcome to Book 1
in my Ivy League college admissions series teaching you everything you need to know about how to get into an Ivy League school. As you move through my guidebooks, you will learn exactly what it takes to get into schools like Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Columbia, Dartmouth, Brown, Cornell and UPenn, as well as the non-Ivy League universities that are just as competitive like Stanford and MIT.
In other words, the best colleges in the U.S.
As everyone knows, the Ivy League is more competitive than just getting into a regular school, even a top 25 school, and so if the very top echelon is your goal, you really need to have a completely different heightened strategy.
That’s where I come in: I’m a former Harvard admissions interviewer and a Harvard graduate and I’ve been running my Ivy League college admissions firm Ivy League Essay for the last 15 years. I know what it takes to help students not only get into the Ivy League, but into the TOP of the Ivy League — and now, through this guidebook, I’m sharing this information with you, so you’ll know how to best prepare your applications, your essays, and yourself to get in. It can be done. Students get into Harvard every single year. I did it, and so can you.
This is Book 1: The Basics
Let’s begin!
Your Chances
So — your chances. This is what everyone I speak to wants to know when they first come across my Ivy League firm: what are my chances?
Well, according to U.S. News & World Report, less than 10% of applicants were admitted to an Ivy League school in 2022. Harvard and Princeton had a less than 4% acceptance rate while others, like Columbia and Brown were higher, but still under 10%. You probably already knew