What's Inside That Matters
What is the Carroll School of Management?
The two institutions in Atlanta where you could get a dual degree in arts/sciences and engineering over 5-6 years.
What are Emory and GTech?
The only public university in the city of Boston
The application process where a college reviews applications as they are received and offers decisions to students in about two weeks
What is Rolling Admissions?
The two Scotland universities with 4-year programs that you can apply to through UCAS.
What are University of St Andrews and University of Edinburgh?
The southern-most UC campus in California state.
What is UC San Diego?
Any two schools at USC beyond the liberal arts and business school.
What are Viterbi, Annenberg, Thornton, Glorya or SCA? (any two)
The name of the consortium comprised of UPenn, Bryn Mawr, Haverford and Swarthmore.
What is the Quaker Consortium?
The 3 colleges/college groups in the top 50 which are not on the Common App portal.
What are the UCs, Georgetown and MIT?
The two versions of admissions results where colleges put off making a decision on your case.
What are deferred and waitlisted?
The liberal arts college in Netherlands that requires you to submit your study plan across 4 years as part of your application on Embark.
What is Amsterdam University College (AUC)?
The 3 prestigious liberal arts colleges located in Maine.
What are Bowdoin, Bates and Colby?
The 3 specialised cross-school programs offered at UPenn.
What are Huntsman, M&T and VIPER?
The 4 colleges that our students often apply to that are part of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities (AJCU).
What are Georgetown University, Boston College, LMU and Santa Clara University?
The two universities that requires one STEM and one social sciences/humanities recommendation letters.
What are Harvey Mudd and MIT?
The names of the two financial aid forms that students must fill out to receive college and federal financial aid.
What are the CSS and FAFSA?
Two universities in Europe that medicine students could apply to.
What are Charles University and Queen Mary, Malta?
The two universities considered "public ivies" in Virginia.
What are UVA and College of William and Mary?
Four top (50) engineering schools that offer co-op programs.
What are UWaterloo, GTech, Purdue and Northeastern?
The two Division III varsity teams of the Claremont Consortium colleges.
What are Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS) and Pomona-Pitzer?
The women's colleges that are part of the Seven Sisters.
What are Barnard, Bryn Mawr , Mount Holyoke, Smith, Radcliffe, Vassar, and Wellesley?
The two colleges that require peer recommendations as part of the application.
What are Dartmouth and Davidson College?
The three universities you get a degree from as part of the World Bachelor in Business (WBB) program.
What are USC Marshall, HKUST and Bocconi University?
The two public and two private universities located in North Carolina.
What are UNC Chapel Hill, NC State and Wake Forest, Duke University?
The engineering school that boasts the Segel Design Institute and Ford Engineering Design Center.
What is Northwestern McCormick School of Engineering?
The schools part of the Five College Consortium.
What are Amherst, Smith College, UMass Amherst, Mount Holyoke and Hampshire College?
The only nine U.S. colleges that are need-blind for international undergraduates
What are Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Brown, Dartmouth, MIT, Amherst, Bowdoin and Notre Dame?
Can also mention Georgetown
The 7 colleges that offer 'Restrictive Early Action' or a 'single-choice early action' admission plans.
What are Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Georgetown, Caltech, Notre Dame and Stanford?
Three European universities you can apply to through the Common App portal.
What are IE Spain, Esade and Constructor University?
The five liberal arts colleges located in upstate New York.
What are Colgate, Hamilton, Bard, Skidmore and Vassar?