The admissions of students who will apply to colleges in 2024 is open. Please email Dr. Huang at SATEnglish@gmail.com for more information by providing three pieces of information:
1) your child’s full name,
2) grade (must be an incoming senior), and
3) “request for information regarding the college application support program” (just copy these words).
What are the qualifications for a student to enter this program?
- Your unweighted GPA by the end of the first semester of 11th grade should be at least 3.8 out of 4.
- You have
- at least one national academic award from a national competition in science, math, business, or writing (You should not count any AP award or National Semi-Finalist based on your PSAT score though they are on the national level as well), or
- at least two non-academic awards from national competitions in community service, art, music, and/or sports, or
- prestigious awards from a military academy, a city, or other consequential sources, or
- at least a very interesting experience, through community service, internships, interaction with people, etc., that you will proudly include in your Common App essay.
- You are willing to include your parents in our face-to-face meetings and email communications during the program.
- You will follow Dr. Huang’s specified schedule to finish your essays. If you procrastinate, you will take all the consequences coming along with the procrastination.
- You will allow Dr. Huang to publicly congratulate you after you have got into a top college by mentioning your race, gender, state, and the college name.
- You will allow Dr. Huang to use your essays for teaching and promotion purpose by mentioning your race, gender, state, and the college name after your whole admissions process is over with all the potentially identifiable information excluded.
What should a parent provide in the exploring email to Dr. Huang?
- RESUME, listing at least your
- academic excellence, including
- GPA
- PSAT score if available
- SAT score if available
- Class ranking if available
- Number of AP tests you have taken and their scores if available
- Community service
- Leadership, and
- Competition record.
- The major your child wishes to pursue
- A list of three colleges that your child wish most to apply to, and
- An essay from your child (at most 650 words) that answers the following question: “Some students have a background, identity, interest, or talent that is so meaningful they believe their application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story.”
What are the selection criteria?
- How excellent you are in your academics. You need to fulfill the minimum requirement—GPA: 3.8. The higher performance, the better chance you will be selected.
- How impressive your extracurricular activities are. The more you have achieved, the better chance you will be selected.
- Whether your credential matches your wish list of the colleges you will apply to, according to Dr. Huang’s experience. Dr. Huang will work only with those whose credential reasonably matches the wish list.
- How impressive your essay is in terms of content and writing skill. So impress Dr. Huang.
- Whether you are willing to include your parents in all our communications
Dr. Huang will initiate an interview with the student and the parents via Skype for 20 minutes once the requested materials are received. The purpose is to make both parties sure that you are the right student for Dr. Huang to work with and that Dr. Huang is the right counselor to help you.
Dr. Huang has a very busy schedule. Therefore, to guarantee the quality of his service, Dr. Huang can accept only a very limited number of students each year. The students who approach Dr. Huang early have a better chance to be admitted.
Why does such a service matter?
Around December 15 every year over the past several years, when early action (EA) and early decision (ED) announcements were made, Dr. Huang never failed to receive desperate phone calls or emails almost always from mothers to request for help with their sons’ or daughters’ deferred or rejected EA/ED applications. These panicking parents or children had not sought for help either because these (oftentimes overachieving) seniors believed that they could handle their applications by themselves and did not wish to share their applications with anyone, including their parents. At that time, these outstanding students had pretty much ruined one valuable opportunity and partially ruined their other applications as well since it would be very difficult to come up with quality applications in the panicking mood within half a month. Dr. Huang can no longer provide meaningful help within such a short time.
The above description is NOT what marketing people usually call scaring tactic. Rather, it is a factual description of what has happened in Dr. Huang’s life. Too many students need Dr. Huang’s time. He does not need to market anything.
Preparing a college application adequately and properly is a crucial part of a senior’s college application process. Does everyone need external help for his or her college applications? Probably not. But, in case you do, this service might be what you need. Dr. Huang is willing to help those who can successfully demonstrate that they deserve Dr. Huang’s time. Dr. Huang takes students into the heart of the writing process and makes them come up with an exceptional final draft for each essay and a stronger presentation in resume and Common App.
This service has created tremendous impact in North America and beyond. Here are some thank-you letters from Dr. Huang’s students or their parents:
On April 16, 2018, a senior wrote to Dr. Huang:
With your instruction, I significantly improved writing and communication skills (especially in interviews), received offer from UC Berkeley, and chose political science as my major… Everything went going smoothly after You helped me discover my interest and talents I’d been unaware of through the essay sessions and helped me draw a clearer blueprint of my future career. If there were anything to feel pity about, it is that we wish to have known and received your guide earlier. My family and I present the purest gratitude to you and wish that more and more students would meet a great teacher like you!
On December 11, 2017, a senior wrote to Dr. Huang:
Thank you for taking the time to help me with my college essays. I really appreciate your attention to each and every detail, and I can’t even imagine how stressful writing college essays would have been without you.
On December 21, 2016, a senior wrote to Dr. Huang:
Thank you VERY much for all of your help over the past last four months. I was admitted early action to Harvard last week, and I am so grateful for your guidance. You have really changed my life.
On December 10, 2016, a senior wrote to Dr. Huang:
Thank you so much for everything you have done for me. I could not imagine having a better adviser guide me through the hectic college process.
I am excited to announce I will be joining the Stanford University of 2021 in the fall next year. This could not have been possible without you, and I am incredibly grateful for the lessons you instilled in me — teaching me how to reflect on myself and learn to write in a way that is genuinely me.
On October 17, 2016, a senior wrote to Dr. Huang:
I have immensely enjoyed working with you on my college applications. Your expertise has been eye opening, and your edits and advice have taken my essays to the next level. I cannot express how grateful I feel. You helped me brainstorm and execute a powerful Common App essay and then improve my supplemental essays. Through the difficult application process, I have always appreciated and trusted your constructive criticism. Thank you for taking the time to work with me through revision after revision. I can confidently say that your support has been essential to all of my applications. I would also like to extend my thanks to Mrs. Huang. Please thank her for helping me create a polished resume and activities list.
On the last day of 2014, a senior got accepted by his dream school and wrote Dr. Huang an email:
In fact, the admissions officer even hand-wrote a note on my acceptance letter saying how much he enjoyed my personal essay about ramen noodles, so I’d just like to thank you for guiding me in the right direction on that essay as it seemed to play a pivotal role in my admission… I have enjoyed working with you and I wish you a Happy New Year!
Such written and verbal compliments from parents and students are abundant. At the end of this page, you can find a list of the colleges that the students in this program were admitted to in the past several years.
Why Dr. Huang?
- Dr. Huang is an established author. His research articles have been published in prestigious journals, such as Journalism and Communication Monographs, Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies, and International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Marketing. Dr. Huang has served as a reviewer for college application essays, graduate school application essays, grant applications, conference papers, journal manuscripts, and book manuscripts numerous times since 1998.
- As a faculty member, he served as a part-time admission officer for his U.S. universities both on the undergraduate and graduate level for some years. Therefore, he is very familiar with the admissions process. He helps his students with an insider’s perspective.
- Dr. Huang has a high work ethic. He is a tough reader who rigorously controls the quality of any final product. He may make you feel frustrated in the process of preparing your college applications, but such frustrations are very likely to be rewarded with the congratulations from your dream schools. Except for class time, he gives response to each of a student’s essay submissions within 72 hours.
- Unlike many college counselors, Dr. Huang wishes to involve parents in the whole application process. All his emails to a student go to the parents as well so that the parents are always in the loop of communication.
- Over the years, Dr. Huang has provided extremely high-quality service to numerous seniors. Therefore, he has garnered rich experience of coaching seniors. Many parents have sent the younger children to get his help after their first child got into a dream school. Many people have voluntarily recommended Dr. Huang’s service to their relatives and friends.
Service provided
- Application Essay Writing Strategies Training Session—teaching students how to write a compelling college application essay
- Application Essay brainstorm and revision—The service starts with an initial consultation so that the service can be based on each student’s academic context. Dr. Huang will proofread, critique and fine-tune the student’s common app and main/supplemental essays for up to three colleges. Each essay will go through the following four rounds of review:
- exchange of ideas regarding your new essay,
- review of initial draft, proofreading and editing,
- review of revised draft, proofreading and editing, and
- review of final copy before you submit it
- Common App review—Some students/parents think that Common App is just filling up the blanks. Nevertheless, Common App contains some questions that require additional writings, has limited spaces for activities and achievements, and provides options here and there. There are strategies for dealing with such fuzziness. You need to keep the quality of your blank-filling and that of your Common App essay consistent. The way you present yourself in Common App can make a difference. Dr. Huang will answer any question you have pertaining to Common App.
- Resume building—Some colleges allow you to submit a full-scale optional resume to reflect all your achievements and activities. Dr. Huang’s team will help you come up with a resume that best presents you content-wise from the admissions perspective and that is professionally designed. A professional resume will be of great help for your counselor and teachers to know you well so that they can write brilliant recommendations for you. In addition, it will help you well prepare your Common App itself. Finally, it will present extra information to let your colleges better know you. Therefore, it is important that you get professional help with your resume building. We will help you
- dig your experiences and find all the shining points,
- construct the resume based on the Common App’s need, and
- proofread and revise your resume.
- Brag sheet if needed—Some high schools require that parents (and seniors) write a brag sheet for the counselor so that the counselor can write an informed recommendation letter based on the information provided.
- Scholarship application essays—Some students wish to apply to a scholarship provided by the college with which Dr. Huang helps. No extra charge will be applied for the scholarship application essays.
Schedule
The service in 2024 starts once a student has signed up and will last till June 1, 2025. However, Dr. Huang will be on vacation between December 16 and January 1 each year and won’t be available for application essay writing guidance.
Fees
- Please email.
Contact
- If you are interested in this service, please contact Dr. Huang at SATEnglish@gmail.com. Demonstrate your strong credential to convince Dr. Huang that your child is a worthy student to work with.
Disclaimer
- Admission into a college is determined by many factors, such as your GPA, SAT score, extracurricular activity credential, your wish to improve your application essays, the quantity and quality of the applicants for the colleges you apply to in that particular year, your competitors from your own school, your school’s profile, your recommendations, and so on. This service cannot guarantee that an advisee will be admitted by his/her dream colleges. However, it will guarantee that the student has best presented him/herself in terms of mechanics and content in his/her guided college applications.
- Dr. Huang will help a student brainstorm and revise student writings, but he will surely not write any essay for any student because the latter constitutes cheating.
Commonly asked questions
- How do I know which colleges are Early Action (EA) colleges or Early Decision (ED) colleges.
- How do I juggle the essays for EA/ED and for regular decision (RD)?
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- EA/ED essays are your priority. You have to get them well prepared by November 1. Since Dr. Huang has quite some students to help, he may not have enough time to hep you if you start the EA/ED essays after October 1. So submit your EA/ED essays at latest by October 1. Coming up with quality essays takes much time.
- While you are preparing essays for EA/ED, you MUST start to prepare essays for RD colleges though you may not submit them after December 15, when you will get to know the result of your EA/ED. You may not have to submit anything after December 15 if you are happy with the EA/ED result. However, if you start to prepare your RD essays after December 15, chances are you won’t have enough time. You have to prepare your RD essays earlier. In the past, quite some students finished all essays from the three colleges before November 1.
- Does Dr. Huang help with deciding which EA/ED to choose?
Choosing EA/ED involves your class ranking, competitors, judgment of your credential, and so on. You are the best person to make such a decision. Dr. Huang’s job is to help you achieve your goal. However, Dr. Huang can be invited to provide his opinion.
- If I apply for financial aid, will my admissions be affected?
Financial aid decisions are made by the financial aid office based on your family need. Admission decisions are made by an office of admissions based on your merit. These two decisions are not connected in most colleges. Therefore, feel free to apply for financial aid.
Glory from the past years
Please understand that a student may be admitted by multiple top colleges. The total number of students in each year cannot be understood as the total number of students whom Dr. Huang coached that year. Dr. Huang is a one-man band and does not have such a large capacity.
Some of the students who received this service in 2023 reported the following college admissions in 2024 (The list contains the number of Dr. Huang’s students admitted, the college, and its 2024 acceptance rate):
1 Case Western Reserve University 7-year BS/DMD (1%)
1 Stony Brook University BS MD program (1-3%)
2 California Institute of Technology (4%)
5 Stanford University (4.3%)
3 Harvard University (4.92%)
1 Brown University (5.4%)
3 Princeton University (5.55%)
1 University of Pennsylvania (5.97%)
1 Columbia University (6.15%)
4 Yale University (6.53%)
3 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (7.14%)
1 Barnard College (8%)
2 Vanderbilt University (9%)
2 Rice University (10%)
3 University of Southern California (10%)
5 Cornell University (10.71%)
4 University of Texas Austin CS (11%)
2 Johns Hopkins University (11.5%)
1 Washington University St. Louis (12.8%)
1 Carnegie Mellon University (13.5%)
5 University of California Los Angeles (14%)
1 Wellesley College (14%)
1 Tufts University (15%)
3 New York University (15.29%)
1 Georgetown University (15.52%)
4 University of California Berkeley (16.8%)
2 Emory University (17.1%)
3 University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (17%)
2 University of Michigan (17.7%)
2 Boston University (19%)
1 Northeastern University（20%）
2 University of Virginia (20%)
1 Harvey Mudd College (22%)
4 Purdue University CS (22%)
1 Colgate University (23.2%)
1 University of Florida (23%)
7 University of California San Diego (24.7%)
7 University of Washington Seattle CS (residents: 25%; non-residents: 2%)
3 Case Western Reserve (27.5%）
1 Scripps College (28%)
3 University of California Santa Barbara (29%)
6 University of California Irvine (30%)
1 Pepperdine University (32.6%)
3 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Engineering/CS (33%)
3 Georgia Institute of Technology (residents: 33%; non-residents: 10%)
1 University of Rochester (38.9%)
1 Bryn Mawr College (39%)
1 Brandeis University (39.4%)
2 University of California Santa Cruz (47%)
2 University of California Davis (49%)
1 Pennsylvania State University (49.1%)
Some of the students who received this service in 2022 reported the following college admissions in 2023:
1 Babson College
1 Bard College
1 Boston College
3 Boston University
2 Brandeis
1 Brown University
1 California Institute of Technology
3 Carnegie Melon University
1 Colgate University
2 Cornell University
1 Dickinson College
3 Due University
1 George Washington University
1 Georgetown University
1 Georgia Institute of Technology
3 Harvard University
1 Indiana University
1 Johns Hopkins University
4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1 Middlebury College
2 New York University
1 Northeastern University
1 Northeastern University
2 Northwestern University
1 Notre Dame University
1 Oberlin College
1 Occidental College
1 Ohio State University
3 Purdue University
2 Rice University
1 Rutgers
1 Scripps College
2 Stanford University
1 Tulane University
4 University of Illinois Urbana Champaign
1 University California Riverside
8 University of California Berkeley
4 University of California Davis
4 University of California Irvine
7 University of California Los Angeles
3 University of California San Diego
2 University of California Santa Barbara
1 University of California Santa Cruz
1 University of Chicago
1 University of Connecticut
5 University of Michigan
1 University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
5 University of Pennsylvania
1 University of Richmond
2 University of Rochester
2 University of Southern California
1 University of Texas Austin
2 University of Virginia
4 University of Washington Seattle
1 University of Wisconsin Madison
3 Vanderbilt University
1 Washington University St Louis
1 William and Mary
2 Yale University
Some of the students who received this service in 2021 reported the following college admissions in 2022:
1 Boston College
1 Boston University
2 Brown University (one in its PLME, 2%)
1 California Institute of Technology
6 Carnegie Melon University
1 Case Western Reserve
1 Colgate University
3 Columbia University
2 Cornell University
1 Dartmouth College
4 Duke University
4 Georgetown University
3 Georgia Institute of Technology
3 Harvard University
3 Johns Hopkins University
4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1 New York University
3 Northwestern University
1 Northeastern University
1 Notre Dame University
1 Pomona College
2 Princeton University
4 Purdue University
2 Rice University
9 University of California Berkeley (two in EECS, one with the Regents Scholarship)
1 University of California Davis
3 University of California Irvine
4 University of California Los Angeles
5 University of California San Diego
3 University of California Santa Barbara
1 University of Chicago
2 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
5 University of Michigan
3 University of Pennsylvania
2 University of Rochester
1 University of Texas Austin
1 University of Virginia
1 University of Washington Seattle
3 Vanderbilt University
1 Wellesley College
2 Yale
Some of the students who received this service in 2020 reported the following college admissions in 2021:
2 Boston College
1 Boston University
1 Brown University
3 Carnegie Melon University (two in CS)
1 Colgate University
4 Columbia University
2 Cornell University
1 Duke University
3 Emory University
1 Georgetown University
2 Georgia Institute of Technology
1 Harvard University
3 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
4 New York University
1 Northwestern University
2 Northeastern University
1 Pennsylvania State University
2 Rice University
1 Swarthmore College
1 Texas A&M University
1 Tufts University
4 University of Pennsylvania
5 University of California Berkeley
1 University of California Davis
1 University of California Irvine
5 University of California Los Angeles
4 University of California San Diego
2 University of California Santa Barbara
3 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (one in CS)
3 University of Michigan
1 University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
1 University of Notre Dame
1 University of Southern California
2 University of Texas Austin
1 University of Washington in Seattle
2 Vanderbilt University
2 Washington University in St. Louis
1 Williams College
2 Yale
Some of the students who received this service in 2019 reported the following college admissions in 2020:
2 Boston University
1 California Institute of Technology
3 Carnegie Mellon University
1 Case Western Reserve University
3 Columbia University
1 Cornell University
2 Dartmouth College
3 Duke University
1 Emory University
3 Georgia Institute of Technology
3 Harvard University
3 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1 New York University
3 Northwestern University
2 Northeastern University
3 Princeton University
1 Rhode Island School of Design
4 Stanford University
1 Tufts University
12 University of California Berkeley (two got into EECS, and two got Regents Scholarship)
2 University of California Davis
1 University of California Irvine
10 University of California Los Angeles
2 University of California Santa Barbara
6 University of California San Diego
1 University of Chicago
2 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (one got into its Gies College of Business)
3 University of Michigan (one got into its Ross Business School)
1 University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (with a full ride)
2 University of Pennsylvania (one got into Wharton)
1 University of Rochester
4 University of Southern California
3 University of Washington in Seattle
5 Vanderbilt University
1 Washington University in Saint Louis
2 Williams College
5 Yale University
Some of the students who received this service in 2018 reported the following college admissions in 2019:
2 Boston College
1 Bowdoin College
1 Brandeis College
2 Brown University
2 California Institute of Technology
2 Carnegie Mellon University
5 Columbia University
4 Cornell University
2 Dartmouth College
2 Duke University
1 Elmhurst College
1 Emory University
1 Georgetown University
1 Georgia Institute of Technology
4 Harvard University
5 Johns Hopkins University
4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1 Northwestern University
1 Northeastern University
1 Pomona College
4 Princeton University
2 Purdue University
1 Rice University
1 Rutgers University
3 Stanford University
1 Swarthmore College
1 Tufts University
6 University of California Berkeley
5 University of California Los Angeles
2 University of California Santa Barbara
4 University of California San Diego
1 University of Michigan
3 University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (one student got a full ride)
3 University of Pennsylvania (one in Wharton)
1 University of Rochester
1 University of Texas Austin
3 University of Virginia
2 University of Washington (one got into its Foster Business School)
4 Vanderbilt University
1 William and Mary College
2 Yale University
Some of the students who received this service in 2017 reported the following college admissions in 2018:
2 Amherst College
1 Boston College
2 Brown University
3 Carnegie Mellon University
1 Case Western Reserve University
1 Columbia University
3 Cornell University
1 Dartmouth College
2 Duke University
3 Emory University
3 Georgia Institute of Technology
8 Harvard University
2 Harvey Mudd College
2 Johns Hopkins University
4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2 New York University
3 Northwestern University
1 Princeton University
4 Rice University
4 Stanford University
1 Tufts University
8 University of California Berkeley (one in MET)
4 University of California Los Angeles
1 University of California San Diego
3 University of Michigan (one in Ross)
3 University of Pennsylvania (one in Wharton)
1 University of Rochester
1 University of Southern California
1 University of Virginia
1 University of Washington
1 Vanderbilt University
4 Washington University
1 Wellesley College
1 Williams College
1 William and Mary College
3 Yale University
Some of the students who received this service in 2016 reported the following college admissions in 2017:
1 Boston College
3 Carnegie Mellon University
1 California Institute of Technology
2 Columbia University
2 Cornell University
3 Duke University
1 George Washington University
4 Harvard University
1 Harvey Mudd College
2 Johns Hopkins University
3 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1 New York University
2 Pennsylvania State University
2 Princeton University
1 Oberlin College
1 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
1 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
2 Stanford University
1 The New School
8 University of California, Berkeley
4 University of California, Los Angeles
4 University of California, San Diego
2 University of California, Davis
3 University of California, Santa Barbara
1 University of Chicago
1 University of Maryland
1 University of Maryland with a full scholarship
1 University of Miami (with a $96,000 scholarship)
1 University of Miami
1 University of Michigan
1 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
2 University of Southern California
3 Yale University
Some of the students who received this service in 2015 reported the following college admissions in 2016:
2 Boston College
1 Carnegie Mellon University
1 Case Western Reserve University
2 Cornell University
1 Dartmouth University
1 Duke University
1 Georgetown University
1 Georgia Institute of Technology
2 Harvard University
2 John Hopkins University
1 Northeastern University
1 Northwestern University BS/MD Program
1 Princeton University
1 Purdue University
2 Rice University
1 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
3 University of California Berkeley
2 University of California Los Angeles
1 University of Chicago
2 University of Michigan
3 University of Pennsylvania (1 Wharton Business School)
1 University of Southern California
1 University of Virginia
2 Washington University in St. Louis
1 Yale University
Some of the students who received this service in 2014 reported the following college admissions in 2015:
1 Boston College
2 Cornell University
1 Dartmouth University
1 Duke University
1 Indiana University (full ride)
1 Johns Hopkins University
1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1 Northwestern University
1 Rice University
1 University of Michigan
1 University of Notre Dame
1 University of Pennsylvania
1 University of Southern California
1 Vanderbilt University
2 Washington University in St. Louis
Some of the students who received this service in 2013 reported the following college admissions in 2014:
1 Amherst College
1 Bard College
1 Barnard College
1 Boston University
1 Brown University
1 Bryn Mawr College
1 Columbia University
2 New York University
1 Northwestern University
1 Princeton University
1 Purdue University Pharmacy
1 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
1 University of California Berkeley
3 University of California Los Angeles
2 University of California San Diego
1 University of Chicago
1 University of Michigan
3 University of Pennsylvania
2 University of Southern California
1 University of Washington Seattle
3 Vanderbilt University
1 Wellesley College
1 Williams and Mary College
2 Yale University
Some of the students who received this service in 2012 reported the following college admissions in 2013:
1 Baylor University
1 Boston College
1 Boston University
1 Carleton College
1 Carnegie Mellon University
1 Case Western University
2 Cornell University
1 Duke University
1 Grinnell College
1 Harvard University
1 Indiana University
1 Johns Hopkins University
1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1 New York University
2 Northeastern University
1 Northwestern University
1 Oberlin College
1 Princeton University
1 Purdue University
1 Rice University
1 Rutgers University
1 Siena College
1 Stanford University
1 Union College
1 University of California, Berkeley
1 University of California, Los Angeles
1 University of Carolina, Chapel Hill
1 University of Florida
2 University of Miami
2 University of Southern California
1 University of Virginia
1 University of Washington Seattle
1 Washington University, St. Louis
1 Yale University
Some of the students who received this service in 2011 reported the following college admissions in 2012:
1 Georgetown University
1 Emory University
1 Duke University
1 Emory University
1 Harvard University
1 Indiana University Honors College
1 Indiana University Kelly Business School MBA
2 Northwestern University
1 University of Pennsylvania Wharton Business School
Some of the students who received this service in 2010 reported the following college admissions in 2011:
1 Columbia University
1 Indiana University with full scholarship
2 Northwestern University
1 Stanford University
1 University of California, Los Angeles MBA
1 Waseda University in Japan
1 Yale University