Acceptances

My clients have gained admission to the following schools:

Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, Columbia, Brown, University of Chicago, MIT, Cal-Tech, University of Pennsylvania, Wharton UPenn, Cornell, Wesleyan, Northwestern, Johns Hopkins, Tufts, Barnard, Cooper Union, Bryn Mawr, Vassar, Smith, Middlebury, Pomona, Rice, Harvey Mudd, Carleton, Kenyon, Oberlin, Howard University, Lawrence College, Bates, Bowdoin, Colby, Sarah Lawrence College, Carnegie Mellon, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UCSD, UCSB, UC Irvine, SUNY (Binghamton, Geneseo, Stony Brook), CUNY, Eugene Lang College at the New School, NYU, NYU-Stern, NYU Law School, University of Virginia, UCLA, University of Michigan, UNC, Boston College, Washington University Medical School, Colgate, Clark University, Connecticut College, Duke University, UNC Chapel Hill, McGill, Skidmore, Art Institute of Chicago, Franklin and Marshall, William and Mary, Villanova, St. Olaf, George Washington, University of Toronto, Boston University, University of Vermont, University College London, London School of Economics, St. Andrews, Kings College London, Universities of Edinburgh, Exeter, and Warwick.

Liz's Note About Transferring

Every year I work with a few students who want to transfer to another college. Transferring into the usual top-10 colleges is MUCH more competitive than regular admission. Openings depend on students who’ve left, leaving room for transfers. The more selective the college, the fewer the spaces. Harvard may admit a handful of students. Princeton did not accept transfers until a few years ago.

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I’ve helped students transfer to UPenn, Barnard, Georgetown, Georgia Tech, Emory, Boston University, and Yale, whose transfer admission rate is 1.2%. For Yale, you need a stellar record, a compelling personal story, killer essays, and more than a little luck. 

“Liz made the application process seamless from start to finish. She helped our son stay focused on the tone and details of his essays, and showed him how to keep a realistic schedule so he finished well ahead of his classmates.”

- Tufts, ED, Class of 2029