In 2022, the U.S. college admissions cycle reached its peak release period, releasing more exciting admissions results. Despite the challenging environment of steadily increasing competition, the Ivy Talent Education students remained consistent and focused, achieving strong outcomes across both Early Decision and Regular Decision rounds. Each offer was not only the fruit of a student’s […]
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Worldwide events in the last few years, primarily brought on by Covid-19, have had an effect on almost every aspect of life, and applying to college is no exception. While this process has become increasingly competitive as the number of applications has increased by over 150% in the last two decades, despite a relatively stable
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The COVID-19 pandemic significantly reduced opportunities for standardized testing, so many top universities adopted test-optional policies. As a result, the competition for the Top 30 U.S. universities became more intense than ever. Despite these challenges, Ivy Talent Education still managed to push through and deliver another year of strong results. Our Class of 2021 cohort
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Student Profile Student Name: Leran Admitted to: Tulane University About Leran Leran was a senior at Vermont Academy when he received his early decision acceptance from Tulane University. Before transferring to the United States, he studied remotely during the pandemic. That period was especially challenging. He experienced feelings of isolation, struggled with weight gain, and
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As everyone pays more attention to international education, many parents have started planning their children’s education routes early. “When should my children go to America?” has become a concerning question for parents to consider. Today Ivy Talent Education will dive deeper into the topic, giving parents general guidance on when parents should allow their children
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5. Teamwork: Schools in China emphasize a 1 to many teaching model where the teacher lectures students who simply take notes and generally do not participate in the classroom. Students rarely have the opportunity to form groups and participate in any added learning activities or projects. This is primarily due to the test-centric teaching style and focus on numerical grades as achievement as opposed increasing understanding of the subject. In American classrooms, teachers often assign group projects such as posters, models, and the creation of short films. Hands-on projects allow for students to apply the knowledge they’ve learned in class. Schools often have students participate in field trips, surveys and operate with the most authentic records.
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Congratulations to all our Class of 2021 students on their college acceptances! This year has been a truly challenging one for students everywhere. Many colleges extended application deadlines, some added a new deadline, many (if not all) went test-optional, and decisions were often delayed this year. Now that we’ve wrapped up the final round of application decisions and students are
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Three creative ways to start your personal statement for college applications, with examples from students who’ve been admitted to top schools!
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In 2020, the U.S. college admissions cycle became more competitive across top universities. Despite having a more challenging admissions environment, Ivy Talent Education maintained its “small but highly focused” consulting model, which continued to deliver strong results. Across a cohort of just over 30 students, these results include: 65% Early Admission success rate 93% admission
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For many families of international students, a lack of understanding about the American and/or Canadian private school application process can make them feel overwhelmed.
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