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Ivy League Transfer Admissions
Ivy League Transfer Admissions
Undergraduate transfer admissions to highly selective schools such as the Ivy League is incredibly competitive. For example, schools such as Harvard, Yale, and Princeton have highly competitive transfer acceptance rates – so you can bet that transfers is even more competitive than undergraduate admissions. Princeton recently opened up their transfer admissions system in fall of 2018, where they admitted only 13 students total, many of who previously served the U.S. Army. Other schools, such as Columbia and UPenn have a much more promising transfer admission rate, accepting well over 160 students per year in their transfer program.
With over a decade of experience, the AdmissionSight program will position you to be as competitive as possible to get accepted into the school of your dreams. We work with you to craft a powerful, compelling application to share your story with the admissions officers. At AdmissionSight, we have an incredible transfer acceptance rate into the Ivy League.
- Ivy League Transfer Admissions Program Information:
- Academic and Extracurricular Strategy to build a top notch profile to impress the college admissions officers
- Strategize appropriate list of colleges and universities to transfer to based on your academic and extracurricular profile
- Essay brainstorming sessions on how to tackle and address the school-specific prompts, including a compelling rason to transfer from your current institution to the target school of your choice
- Laser focused, highly detailed essay editing on a per-school basis to showcase your intellectual curiosity, leadership, and commitment to your community
- Letter of recommendation strategy and supplemental material to bolster your candidacy
- Resume Feedback, Review, and Editing
- Practice interview sessions with our Senior Consultants
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