Raising a Top University Applicant: What It Actually Takes
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Raising a Top University Applicant: What It Actually Takes

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Oct 3, 2026
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By the end of this masterclass on Raising a Top University Applicant, you'll have the framework I learned firsthand from serving on an admissions committee, getting admission into Yale and Cornell myself, and from coaching students who gained admission into top US and UK universities with scholarships. You will learn what it takes to help your child become a real, credible candidate for a Top 50 US or Ivy League university.


We will discuss the process that starts earlier than you think years before your child ever writes an application essay.


This is for you if:

  • Your child is aiming for a Top 50 US or Ivy League university, or you just want to keep every door open
  • You're not sure whether your child's school, activities, or timeline are actually working in their favor
  • You've heard conflicting advice about tutors, extracurriculars, and "building a resume" and want a clearer approach
  • You want to strengthen your child's options.


In this session, we'll cover:

  • The selective-school myth, and why not going to a selective secondary school doesn't rule out an Ivy League admission
  • How early is early enough, and why starting sooner builds your child's clarity and confidence
  • Getting the right support at the right time
  • Why depth in a few activities beats a long list
  • Why the league table isn't the whole picture, and how to think about school fit
  • Why the parent is the one constant in your child's life, learn how to be more intentional.


Why me:

Experience serving on an admissions committee at a top US business school.

Coached students who got admitted (with scholarships) into top universities in the US.

Accredited coach and mentor with extensive experience working with children and families.


One parent shared that my coaching helped her daughter understand herself and her interests, which helped build her confidence for the whole application process.

That's the part most people skip.


By the end, you'll walk away with:

Questions to ask about your own child's timeline, activities, and story, and a clearer sense of what to actually do next.


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