What if you had the ability to wage your high school involvements to write amazing admissions essays, score high on the SAT/ACT and get the attention of your dream universities?

Here’s a secret: You can.

Does any of this sound familiar?..

You are already a high performing student but you have no idea how to leverage yourself to get into your dream university.

Your family will not be able to pay the full price tag of an expensive university so you NEED to get scholarships.

You have no idea what the Common App, CSS Profile or super scoring is. For some reason your guidance counselor has really given no guidance?!

Everyone seems to know where they want to go to college but you hardly know the difference between a liberal arts college v. research university and public v. private universities.

Thinking about applying to college is a little bit overwhelming so you are ready to get a head start so when it is time you are ready to rock-and-roll.

Did you nod your head to any (or all) of the above? Good. You are DEFINITELY in the right spot.

The secret is, the earlier you start, the better. Whether you are a freshman in high school or a rising senior, it is better to start your admissions journey LATE than NEVER. You do not want to look back wishing you knew how to get into that one university or get scholarships back in high school.

I want you to take a moment and imagine a world where you could...

Dramatically increase your chances of being admitted to any college.

Write engaging college admissions essays that win the attention of admissions officers.

Curate a personalized college list that fits your personal, educational and financial needs.

Go into standardized testing exams confident and prepared for success.

Eliminate the stresses of applying for financial aid and scholarships.

Have a variety of colleges that what YOU to attend, leaving you choices at the end of your senior year.

Yes, Really.

Well, all of these dreams can become a reality, simply by learning a few fool-proof strategies that will improve your admissions chances.

I want to introduce you to the college application game changer: Admission Fruition

Course Curriculum

Introduction

Meet your instructor (1:16)

College Admissions Resources (0:58)

Module 1: Preparing for the College Admissions Process

Choosing high school courses (5:34)

Grades, GPA and class rank (2:47)

Additional educational experiences (2:14)

Clubs and extracurriculars (5:34)

Module 2: Searching for Colleges

Determining your ideal school (4:23)

College Search Worksheet

Developing your college list (4:00)

College List Worksheet

College Visits 101 (4:12)

Module 3: SAT, ACT, AP Exams and Other Standardized Tests

PSAT and PLAN (1:30)

SAT and ACT (1:39)

Other Tests: AP Exams, SAT II's, IB Exams (1:34)

Registering for your tests (0:47)

Studying for your exams + Test Day Best Practices (3:17)

Understanding your scores (3:02)

Sending your scores (1:29)

Module 4: Building Relationships with Colleges

College admissions representatives (5:17)

On-Campus connections (2:20)

Module 5: Getting Ready for Your Applications

Activities resume (2:24)

Recommendation letters (2:57)

Completing Your Final College List (1:04)

Final College List Worksheet

Module 6: Completing Your Applications

Types of applications (1:23)

Determining when to apply (2:29)

Hack the Common App E-Book - Components of the Common Application

Essays and supplements

Dear Admissions - Essay Brainstorm Guide

Admissions interviews and auditions (1:09)

Module 7: Financial Aid and Scholarships

Need versus Merit-Based aid (2:14)

Outside scholarships (0:59)

Institutional scholarships (0:28)

Scholarship Boot Camp

Scholarship List Worksheet

Module 8: Making Your Final College Decision

Accepted (2:01)

Denied (0:56)

Deferred (1:07)

Waitlisted (1:52)

Factors to consider when making the final choice

Course Summary

High school 4-year action plan

More course details here: https://yougotintowhere.teachable.com/p/admission-fruition