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FINDING THE RIGHT SUMMER PROGRAM

College Admissions Counselors - egelloC • 2025-05-14 • 1:46 minutes • YouTube

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I'm going to share the summer program strategy that's helped my students get into the most competitive colleges in America. The problem, there are thousands of summer programs out there, and most students choose completely wrong. Here's my three-step process to picking a winner. Step number one, get crystal clear on your goal. Need to show academic strength? Look at university pre-ol program. My student Maya did UCLA's program in neuroscience and it was the perfect compliment to her future major. Want career experience? Find internship or shadowing opportunities. My student Ethan shadowed an architect for 6 weeks. His detailed knowledge of profession blew away the Cornell architecture admissions committee. Building leadership community projects with measurable impact are your ticket. My student Sophie organized a literacy program for elementary students that eventually expanded to three schools. That initiative gotten her into Dartmouth. Step number two, ignore the price tag. Expensive doesn't mean better. Most of my most successful students did free local proms that are aligned perfectly with their interest. Step number three, select programs that tell your unique story. If you're passionate about environmental science, a generic business program won't impress as much as an environmental conservation project you created yourself. The inside of truth, admission officers care more about why you chose a program rather than which program you choose. They're looking for intentionality and purpose. Choose wisely. Your cause future depends on