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How Catherine Earned Admission Offers from UPenn, Cornell, Amherst, and More

Student Profile Student Name: Catherine Admitted to: University of Pennsylvania Working with Ivy Talent Catherine began her high school journey at a private school in California before transferring to Arcadia High School, a competitive public school known for its rigorous academics and wide range of extracurricular opportunities. The transition from a private to a public school […]

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Oliver’s Journey to Northwestern University’s School of Engineering

Student Profile Student Name: Oliver Admitted to: Northwestern University Oliver began working with the Ivy Talent consulting team as early as his U.S. boarding school application process. With Ivy Talent’s support, both he and his twin brother were admitted to Cranbrook Schools in Michigan from their home city of Shanghai.  When it came time to

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Highlights From Ivy Talent’s 9th Annual Thanksgiving Camp

Ivy Talent’s 9th Annual Thanksgiving Camp successfully wrapped up on November 27. Students from across the United States came together in Boston to celebrate the holiday with Ivy Talent’s dedicated team of consultants. Our Annual Thanksgiving Camp Since 2014, Ivy Talent’s Thanksgiving Camp has given students the chance to learn and grow during school holidays.

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The Pros and Cons of Studying Abroad in the U.S at Different Stages of Life

The Pros and Cons of Studying Abroad in the U.S at Different Stages of Life

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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A Reflection on the 2020-2021 Application Cycle

A Reflection on the 2020-2021 Application Cycle

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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