The goal of the Admission Assurance Workshop is for students to have a completed Common Application (including 2 essays and an activity sheet) and the direction and confidence they need for acceptance success. Our program is both intensive and comprehensive, enabling us to help students condense a process that can often take weeks or months into two powerful days.
Students who participate in the Admission Assurance Workshop gain:
- An approved list of at least 12 schools. Our expert consultants will help your student select colleges that best match their credentials, education, interests and goals.
- Outstanding essays. We will help your student brainstorm topics and craft an activity essay and a compelling personal statement.
- Interviewing skills. For a young person, interviewing can be a very stressful situation. We alleviate that stress by helping students become familiar with questions they might be asked, and teaching them how to articulate their answers. We also help students with questions to ask interviewers and coach them on other ways of demonstrating interest.
- A meaningful activity sheet. Using the elements of each student's activities, including honors and awards, extracurricular activities that include volunteer, summer and work experience, we guide each student in developing an activity sheet that will make an outstanding and unique impression.
- A plan for admission success. In addition to all of the above, we help students complete the questions on the Common Application, advise them on ways to obtain more effective letters of recommendation, and assist them in formulating a plan for any future standardized tests.
The Admission Assurance Workshop offers your student all of these advantages, plus the benefit of our unmatched expertise and Admission Assurance Guarantee.
The fee for The Ivy Coach Admission Assurance Workshop is $7,000
Your student has only one opportunity to be successful at the college admissions process. The Admission Assurance Workshop guarantees that success, while alleviating the stress of the process from the family and providing students with the expert support they need at this critical time.
