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This is what Ivy League universities you can get into with a 3.6 GPA.
90% of students with a 4.0 plus GPA get rejected from universities like Harvard, Stanford, and other top 10 universities. Your child needs these three key factors to get into an Ivy League or top 25 University, and it's not having a good GPA or SAT score. Let me explain.
Top universities made SAT and ACT submissions optional, and with over 100,000 plus applicants a year, as a parent, you know your child needs to stand out. Top universities like Harvard, Stanford, Princeton, and others admit students who will have a successful career after graduation. This is what gives a university its prestige. Universities are businesses at the end of the day, and if they have great alumni who become successful, it's the best form of marketing for the University.
And we know this because we've got thousands of students in over 40 states to get into the top 25 universities, and we know that there are three factors in the admission criteria that universities are looking for. And that's why we have a free webinar where we go over these three main factors that prevent sixth to 12th graders from getting into the top colleges. We covered the important parts of college admissions that are overlooked: why 90% of students with a 4.0 plus GPA are not accepted, what universities actually want in applicants but never say. Seats are limited, so reserve your spot by clicking the link below.