Who This Webinar is For

This webinar is designed for families who want a clear understanding of how selective college admissions works. The main mistake is thinking it works the same as average colleges.

  • Parents of students in grades 9 through 12
  • Families navigating Ivy League or Top 50 admissions
  • Students with strong academics who want strategic direction
  • Parents who want to avoid preventable mistakes

What You Will Learn...

Applicant Scoring - What is Important vs. What Isn't - Common Mistakes - WOW Factors

  • How Are Applicants Scored?

    Watch as we analyze real Harvard scoring rubrics given to the admissions committee. We will translate all their scoring criteria for you to understand.

  • What Should We Focus On?

    Unfortunately, the competition is no longer centered around things as simple as GPA and test scores. Listen as we break down next steps.

  • What Mistakes To Avoid

    From Essay Writing to Course Selection, we will break down common mistakes that qualified students make which keep them out of top schools.

  • WOW Factors

    These are practically the silver bullet that we build for each of our clients which gives them such success. Listen as our founder breaks down how they work.
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Meet our Speaker, Meek

Meek is a Cornell chemical engineer and our founder. He is known for breaking down the college admissions process into a clear system that a 4th grader could understand, often summarized by his guiding principle: “College admissions is simple, not easy.”

He has helped hundreds of students earn admission to Ivy League universities. His approach is especially informed by major changes following the 2023 Harvard admissions lawsuit.

With a background in STEM research, patents, and competitive internships, Meek specializes in medicine, engineering, mathematics, computer science, and the sciences. His goal is to give parents and students a clear plan for making the right decisions at the right time.

Meek believes that firsthand experience matters. Having navigated Ivy League admissions himself, he teaches families how the process actually works, not how it is assumed to work.

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