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Discover what 500+ top students did differently to win offers from Ivy League universities.
Plenty of 4.0 GPA and 1550+ SAT students get rejected.
So what makes you think you’ll get in?
Each year, thousands of students with near-perfect grades, SAT scores, and extracurriculars are turned away from top universities.
Why? Because the admissions process is no longer about checking boxes.
It’s about standing out. And most students (and parents) don’t realize this until it’s too late.
❌ Elite colleges don’t want well-rounded students.
✅ They want a well-rounded class. That means they’re looking for spikes.
✅ Admissions officers want a clear story, a compelling narrative, and a student who brings something unique to the table.
❌ But a unique story is not enough.
✅ Students need to support that narrative with unique, meaningful extracurricular activities, get regional and national awards, and SHOWCASE that depth in the application and personal statements.
✅ At AdmissionSight, we help students build their profile, craft their story, and position themselves as a must-admit candidate.
In your free 1-on-1 session, here’s exactly what we’ll cover:
This Free Strategy Call is for:
If you’re serious about getting into an Ivy League, Stanford, MIT, UChicago, or a top tier school, then this is for you.
Over 500 students admitted to Ivy League and Top 10 schools.
AdmissionSight students have received offers from:
“Thank you so much for staying up late into the evening helping me on my personal statements. Your direct and honest feedback was exactly what I needed to be successful in the application process.
I’m thrilled to be going to Harvard!”
“The essays we crafted really helped me stand out among my peers and I can’t thank you enough for helping me throughout this process, including my Research Science Institute (RSI) application, which only accepts 50 students in the country.
I’ll be attending Stanford!”
“I’m excited to say that I was accepted through the early action process for Stanford. Thank you again so much for your help with my Stanford supplementals and Common App essays! I strongly believe that I couldn’t have made it without your edits!”
“I’ve been accepted to UPenn, my dream school. I never thought I would be able to attend an Ivy League – thank you so much for your help guiding me through the entire process. I couldn’t have done it without you.
I am about to graduate with a degree in biology this spring.”
“I’ve been admitted to Princeton early, which significantly cuts down on the number of applications that I’ll be submitting.
Thanks for the hard work and I look forward to continuing to work with you!”
“I wasn’t sure if you’d accept my word of mouth…but here is my Stanford admission letter! Thank you so much for all the help you’ve given me to constructing a well-defined application that represents me very well!”
“I honestly don’t think I would’ve gotten into Princeton without AdmissionSight.
My counselor helped me figure out how to highlight my strengths and guided me through every step of the process. The essay feedback was especially helpful as it made my application feel so much stronger.”
Our system works — and we’ll show you EXACTLY how to apply it to your situation.
Eric Eng is the Founder and CEO of AdmissionSight and has over 15 years of experience guiding students through the college admissions process. Eric graduated with a BA from Princeton University and has one of the highest track records in the industry of placing students into Ivy League schools and top 10 universities.
He’s been featured on US News & World Report for his insights on college admissions, and knows exactly how to get into the very best schools.
✅ We only take on a limited number of free calls each week. We dissect your entire profile and strategize on EXACTLY what you need to do. No fluff involved.
✅ We have case studies and real applications to prove our system works.
✅ So if you’re serious about getting into an Ivy League and Top 10 school, now is the time.
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