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After you submitted secondaries, and after what might have been a very impatient waiting period, if you’ve received one or more medical school interview invitations, congrats! You’re almost at the finish line, and your chances of gaining admission in this cutthroat process has increased substantially. While you should obviously practice the most common interview questions, there’s another component you must prepare to face. More likely than not, you will be asked if you have

If you’ve already sent in your components for business school applications, congratulations! Don’t just sit around or plan a month-long vacation now – you need to check whether the schools on your list require you to sign up for interviews or if you have to wait until you’re invited. Now that your schools have seen your resumé – the interview is the place where the adcom gets to know you outside of paper and answer any questions you might have about the institution.

By now, you may have sent out multiple college applications during the early admissions round. Once you’re done with EA/ED apps, it’s time to start thinking about the ways you can still boost your profile before you submit to your RD schools. Writing stellar essays is an effective way to make a lasting impression on admissions officers. Along with your personal statement, there is another written component that you need to take

If you’ve double-checked your Common App profile, proofread the final draft of your personal statement, and sent your materials to your top-choice schools, congrats! You’re done with your early action and early decision applications. Now comes the tough part - the nerve-racking period as you await the early decision notification dates 2019-2020.

You could be applying to the University of Southern California as an aspiring actor hoping to benefit from the “Acting for the Stage, Screen, and New Media” program as a steppingstone to Hollywood. Or you could be more of a STEM-oriented person, hoping to break into the gaming industry, ready to take on the “Computer Science: Games” major. Whatever your academic focus, taking advantage of the USC supplemental essays 2019-2020 is an effective way to highlight who you are and why you’ve chosen the home of the Trojans.

The recent college admissions scandal might have rendered you speechless. If you’re wondering whether this is another overblown news story, think again. The scandal has brought to light students from privileged backgrounds who gained acceptance to top schools through duplicitous means. The discoveries renewed skepticism about admissions protocols and an examination of misused privilege in college admissions.

As you check off your pre-med requirements in college, you’re probably aware that the medical school application timeline has only just begun. And it doesn't get easier at any step of the way. The average medical school acceptance rate is only 7%, so you need to bring your A-game not only in terms of strong grades and MCAT scores, but through impressive applications and interviews.

Now that your osteopathic medical school AACOMAS and secondary applications are out of the way, it’s time to wait for the decisive interview invitation to pop up in your inbox. If you’ve already heard back from your DO schools, congratulations! Like MD institutions, DO schools also make a significant cut in applicants between secondaries and interviews.

If you’re applying to Wellesley College this year, you might be in search of an environment which provides resources for women, transgender, and nonbinary students to succeed in the fields of their interest regardless of their background. When I was a student at the school, I met a different individual almost every week who had done something super cool before getting there.

Congratulations to our wonderful students on their UK university results for 2019-2020! We are proud of their hard work and dedication towards their applications. Keep an eye out on this blog for up-to-date UK university results from our InGenius Prep students.