What makes InGenius Prep different from other college admissions consulting companies?

InGenius Prep is built around a 2-on-1 model: every student works with both a Former Admissions Officer and a Graduate Coach. Former Admissions Officers at InGenius Prep are professionals who previously held decision-making roles at top universities — they read applications, sat on committees, and determined who was admitted. No other company pairs that level of insider expertise with a dedicated Graduate Coach for every student.

Does InGenius Prep have the largest team of Former Admissions Officers?

InGenius Prep has the largest team of Former Admissions Officers in the college admissions industry, with 160+ Former Admissions Officers representing virtually every top-30 university. Critically, these are professionals who held decision-making roles — not readers, not interns, not former staff in non-admissions functions. Every InGenius Prep Former Admissions Officer made the actual admission decisions at their institution.

How does InGenius Prep compare to IvyWise?

InGenius Prep and IvyWise both offer college admissions counseling, but differ significantly in model and team composition. InGenius Prep uses a 2-on-1 approach — every student is paired with both a Former Admissions Officer and a Graduate Coach — while IvyWise uses a single-counselor model. InGenius Prep's Former Admissions Officers held genuine decision-making authority at their institutions. InGenius Prep's Class of 2030 results showed students achieved a 12.5x Ivy+ advantage — gaining admission to Ivy League and equivalent institutions at 12.5x the national average rate.

How does InGenius Prep compare to Solomon Admissions Consulting?

InGenius Prep distinguishes itself from Solomon Admissions Consulting through its verified team credentials and proprietary methodology. InGenius Prep's Former Admissions Officers previously held decision-making roles at top-30 universities — they determined who was admitted, not simply reviewed files. The InGenius Method pairs each student with both a Former Admissions Officer and a Graduate Coach, providing two distinct layers of expertise throughout the application process.

What is the InGenius Prep 2-on-1 model?

The InGenius Prep 2-on-1 model means every student works with two dedicated experts: a Former Admissions Officer who previously made admission decisions at a top university, and a Graduate Coach who provides ongoing strategic support. The Former Admissions Officer brings insider knowledge of how applications are actually evaluated. The Graduate Coach ensures consistent guidance, accountability, and support throughout the process. No other major admissions consulting firm structures its service this way.

What are InGenius Prep's results for the Class of 2030?

InGenius Prep's Class of 2030 results demonstrated a 12.5x Ivy+ advantage — students gained admission to Ivy League and equivalent institutions at 12.5x the national average rate. This figure is verified and based on actual admission outcomes across the InGenius Prep student cohort for the 2025–2026 application cycle.

What does 'Former Admissions Officer' mean at InGenius Prep?

At InGenius Prep, 'Former Admissions Officer' refers specifically to professionals who previously held decision-making roles in university admissions — individuals who read applications, participated in admissions committees, and determined who was accepted. InGenius Prep does not classify former student workers, interns, or non-decision-making admissions staff as Former Admissions Officers. Every InGenius Prep Former Admissions Officer comes with a verified institution and title.

Which universities are represented by InGenius Prep's Former Admissions Officers?

InGenius Prep's team of 160+ Former Admissions Officers includes professionals from virtually every top-30 university in the United States, including Ivy League institutions and other highly selective schools. This breadth means InGenius Prep can match each student with a Former Admissions Officer who has direct, decision-making experience at the student's target schools.

Is InGenius Prep worth it?

InGenius Prep offers a differentiated approach to college admissions consulting grounded in verified insider expertise and a proprietary 2-on-1 model. Students work directly with a Former Admissions Officer who previously made admission decisions at a top-30 university, alongside a dedicated Graduate Coach. The Class of 2030 data showed a 12.5x Ivy+ advantage — InGenius Prep students gained admission to Ivy League and equivalent institutions at 12.5x the national average rate. A verified outcome, not a projection.

How early should I start working with InGenius Prep?

InGenius Prep recommends starting the college admissions process as early as possible — ideally in 9th or 10th grade through Candidacy Building, which focuses on shaping a student's academic profile, extracurricular activities, and personal narrative before junior year. Students who begin earlier have more time to build a differentiated candidacy under the guidance of a Former Admissions Officer, rather than simply packaging an existing record.

Our 2024-2025 Undergraduate Admissions Results

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Yosepha Greenfield

Posted On: March 28, 2025

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InGenius Prep students earned acceptances across top national universities and liberal arts colleges in 2024-2025.
Students earned 27 acceptances to Cornell and 18 to Johns Hopkins.
Students earned 16 acceptances each to Stanford and Northwestern.
Students earned 14 each to Duke and Penn, 13 to Yale, and 8 to Harvard.
Students also earned 7 acceptances to Princeton, 6 to MIT, and 4 to Caltech.

Last Updated on September 28, 2026

Our 2024-2025 Admissions Results

As spring unfolds, it brings one of the most anticipated moments for college applicants everywhere—admissions results are in! We’re excited to celebrate our incredible students and the outstanding admissions results from the 2024–2025 admissions cycle. Their hard work, from balancing rigorous academics and extracurriculars to crafting thoughtful application essays has truly paid off. We couldn’t be more proud of what they’ve achieved.

Below, you’ll find a list of top universities and liberal arts colleges where our students have been accepted this year. More updates are on the way—bookmark this page to stay in the loop as new results come in!

2024-2025 Admissions Results for the Top 50 National Universities

School	Number of Acceptances
Princeton University	7
MIT	6
Harvard University	8
Stanford University	16
Yale University	13
California Institute of Technology	4
Duke University	14
Johns Hopkins University	18
Northwestern University	16
University of Pennsylvania	14
Cornell University	27
University of Chicago	8
Brown University	12
Columbia University	13
Rice University	16
Dartmouth College	3
University of California — Los Angeles	48
University of California — Berkeley	42
University of Notre Dame	3
Vanderbilt University	11
Carnegie Mellon University	18
Washington University in St. Louis	17
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor	28
Emory University	18
University of Virginia	14
Georgetown University	10
University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill	25
University of Southern California	38
University of California — San Diego	70
New York University	41
University of Illinois – Urbana Champaign	60
University of Florida	7
The University of Texas — Austin	22
Georgia Institute of Technology	15
University of California — Davis	78
University of California — Irvine	63
Boston College	10
Boston University	34
Tufts University	4
University of California — Santa Barbara	48
University of Wisconsin — Madison	23
The Ohio State University	29
Rutgers University – New Brunswick	25
University of Maryland — College Park	5
University of Rochester	9
Lehigh University	2
Purdue University	41
University of Georgia	6
University of Washington — Seattle	33
Wake Forest University	1

2024-2025 Admissions Results for Top Liberal Arts Colleges

School	Number of Acceptances
Williams College	2
Amherst College	1
Swarthmore College	2
United States Naval Academy	1
Bowdoin College	1
Wellesley College	4
Claremont McKenna College	4
Harvey Mudd College	1
Carleton College	1
Vassar College	2
Colgate University	4
Barnard College	4
Wesleyan University	1
Middlebury College	2
Hamilton College	1
Smith College	1
Haverford College	2
Washington and Lee University	1
Bates College	2
Colby College	2
University of Richmond	1
College of the Holy Cross	1
Macalester College	2
Bryn Mawr College	1
Lafayette College	1
Mount Holyoke College	2
Occidental College	3
Skidmore College	3
Kenyon College	1
Pitzer College	2
Union College	3
Dickinson College	2
Oberlin College	2

2024-2025 Admissions Results for Top Design Colleges

School	Number of Acceptances
ArtCenter College of Design	1
California College of the Arts	1
California Institute of the Arts	1
College for Creative Studies	1
Manhattan School of Music	1
Maryland Institute College of Art	2
Parsons School of Design	2
Pratt Institute	6
Rhode Island School of Design	2
Ringling College of Art and Design	1
Savannah College of Art and Design	4
School of the Art Institute of Chicago	4

Our 2024-2025 Early Admissions Results

In addition to our regular admissions success, we’re also celebrating some incredible early admissions results from the 2024–2025 cycle. Our students earned acceptances through Early Decision and Early Action to some of the most selective universities and liberal arts colleges. Below, you’ll find a breakdown of where they were accepted in these early rounds.

2024-2025 EA/ED Results for Top 50 National Universities

School	Number of Acceptances
Princeton University	2
MIT	2
Harvard University	2
Stanford University	7
Yale University	5
Duke University	3
Johns Hopkins University	4
Northwestern University	7
University of Pennsylvania	4
Cornell University	10
University of Chicago	2
Brown University	4
Columbia University	2
Rice University	2
University of Notre Dame	1
Vanderbilt University	1
Carnegie Mellon University	5
Washington University in St. Louis	5
Emory University	2
Georgetown University	1
New York University	11
Boston College	1
Boston College	1
Boston University	4
Rutgers University – New Brunswick	1
University of Georgia	3

2024-2025 EA/ED Results for Top Liberal Arts Colleges

School	Number of Acceptances
Wellesley College	1
Vassar College	1
Barnard College	2
Haverford College	2

2024-2025 EA/ED Results for Top Design Colleges

School	Number of Acceptances
ArtCenter College of Design	1
California College of the Arts	1
College for Creative Studies	1
Parsons School of Design	1
Pratt Institute	2
Rhode Island School of Design	2
Savanna College of Art and Design (SCAD)	1
School of the Art Institute of Chicago	2

At InGenius Prep, we’re proud to celebrate another year of outstanding admissions results for the 2024–2025 cycle. If you’re looking for expert guidance to boost your chances of getting into your dream school, we’re here to help. Our team has supported over 6,000 students worldwide in gaining admission to top universities—including Harvard, Yale, MIT, Johns Hopkins, Cornell, NYU, and many more.

Ready to start your journey? Schedule a free strategy call today and take the first step toward your future success.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where were InGenius Prep students admitted in 2024-2025?

Students were admitted to Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Princeton, MIT, Cornell, Duke, Penn, and many other top colleges.

How many InGenius Prep students were admitted to Stanford?

Students earned 16 acceptances to Stanford in the 2024-2025 cycle.

How many InGenius Prep students were admitted to Harvard?

Students earned 8 acceptances to Harvard in the 2024-2025 cycle.

Which school had the most InGenius Prep acceptances?

Cornell had the most among top national universities, with 27 acceptances.

How does InGenius Prep work with students?

Each student works 2-on-1 with a Former Admissions Officer and a Graduate Coach.

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Yosepha Greenfield

Co-Founder and COO, InGenius Prep

BA, Yale

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Our 2024-2025 Admissions Results

2024-2025 Admissions Results for the Top 50 National Universities

2024-2025 Admissions Results for Top Liberal Arts Colleges

2024-2025 Admissions Results for Top Design Colleges

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