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Ivy Scholars guides students to craft stand-out applications to their dream schools.

With our help, you'll be ready to tell colleges your story with pride and confidence.

Over the last decade, Ivy Scholars has helped thousands of students enroll at top-tier universities, reach their target SAT & ACT scores, and secured its students millions of dollars in scholarships.

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Sasha Chada, Founder & CEO of Ivy Scholars

It's a different era in college admissions.

College admissions is more competitive than ever before. We build bespoke strategic plans for every student to improve their admissions chances, craft compelling college essays, and produce standout applications.

how we help

We’re unapologetically obsessed with college admissions.

College Coaching

Where we guide students through every step of the college applications process, explaining how admissions officers think, and how to show off the best side of themselves.

Candidacy Building

To help students early in high school become the best versions of themselves. We give students the skills to become the scholars colleges are eager to recruit.

Test Prep

To help students prepare for the ever-dreaded SAT and ACT. Our students increase their SAT scores by an average of 180 points, taking their college chances to the next level.

Our approach makes the difference.

Admissions offices at top schools crave passionate intellectuals ready to lead in their field. Meet with us for a Complimentary Consultation to learn what it’ll take to become a stronger candidate.

FAQs

No, we work with students seeking admission to a variety of schools. 60% of our students apply to top tier schools, and 40% apply to schools like Rice, the University of Texas at AustinSMU, Texas A&M, and Baylor.

The best time to start planning is 8th or 9th grade. Students are rarely self-motivated at this age, so parents have to take responsibility for helping their children to plan. Ideal students walk into their first day of high school with a list of extracurricular activities to explore and specialize in 1-2 activities by 10th grade. By 11th grade, a student’s college candidacy is mostly set, but quick intervention can still help juniors qualify for higher-tier admissions than they otherwise would.

A college admissions coach serves as an intermediary between parents and students, provides clear expert advice, structure,  and understands what universities want in an applicant. A student from Ivy Scholars class of 2018 (Wharton class of 2022) put it best, “going into the admissions process alone is like going to court without a lawyer – you put yourself at a significant disadvantage because you don’t have all the facts in front of you or the help you need to navigate the system.”

get complimentary access to our ebook

Get access to your copy of our ebook, The Complete Guide to College Applications, a 90-page guide covering everything you need to know about the college admission process.

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