Results & Outcomes

Every admissions cycle gets more competitive — and more unpredictable. Our admissions results reflect thoughtful planning, balanced strategy, and cohesive application development.

Admission rates are approximate and vary by residency, major, and year.

Class of 2025 (2024–2025 Cycle)

By the Numbers

32 seniors supported
463 applications submitted
298 admission offers received
109 colleges & universities represented
$9.7M+ in merit scholarships awarded
Average merit award: $34,200/year
Top merit award: $58,000/year
98% admitted to one or more top-choice schools
100% admitted to multiple institutions

Selected Admissions

Highly Selective Universities

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (~4% admit rate)

Harvard University (~3–4%)
Dartmouth College (~6% admit rate)
University of Chicago (~5%)
Northwestern University (~7%)
Johns Hopkins University (~7%)
Duke University (~6%)
Georgetown University (~12%)

Competitive National Universities

University of Michigan (~18% overall; typically lower OOS)
UCLA (~9%)
UC Berkeley (~11%)
University of Texas at Austin (~29% overall; highly selective OOS)
Boston University (~11%)
Northeastern University (~6%)

Selective Flagship & Specialty Institutions

University of Wisconsin–Madison (~43% overall)
Purdue University (~53% overall; selective by major)
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) (~57%)

Scholarship Highlights

Merit awards ranged from $24,000–$58,000 per year, with multiple students receiving six-figure total merit packages. For many families, scholarship outcomes significantly reshaped final college decisions — often making private universities financially competitive with public options.

Class of 2024 (2023–2024 Cycle)

By the Numbers

30 seniors supported
427 applications submitted
281 admission offers received
102 colleges & universities represented
$8.4M+ in merit scholarships awarded
Average merit award: $31,600/year
Top merit award: $52,000/year
98% admitted to one or more top-choice schools
100% admitted to multiple institutions

Selected Admissions

Highly Selective Universities

Princeton University (~4–5%)
Cornell University (~7% admit rate)
Northwestern University (~7%)
University of Chicago (~5%)
Duke University (~6%)
Johns Hopkins University (~7%)

Competitive National Universities

University of Michigan (~18% overall)
UCLA (~9%)
UC Berkeley (~11%)
UNC Chapel Hill (~17% overall; typically lower OOS)
Boston College (~17%)
Boston University (~11%)
Northeastern University (~6%)

Selective STEM & Specialty Schools

Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) (~57%)
Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) (~71%)
Purdue University (~53% overall)

Scholarship Highlights

Merit awards ranged from $22,000–$52,000 per year, with numerous students receiving substantial multi-year merit packages. These awards frequently created unexpected flexibility in final decision-making, allowing families to evaluate fit, academic strength, and financial value simultaneously.

Class of 2023 (2022–2023 Cycle)

By the Numbers

28 seniors supported
389 applications submitted
247 admission offers received
94 colleges & universities represented
$6.9M+ in merit scholarships awarded
Average merit award: $28,400/year
Top merit award: $49,000/year
96% admitted to one or more top-choice schools
100% admitted to multiple institutions

Selected Admissions

Highly Selective Universities

Yale University (~4–5%)
Brown University (~5%)
Duke University (~6%)

Competitive National Universities

University of Southern California (USC) (~10%)
New York University (NYU) (~12%)
Georgetown University (~12%)
Villanova University (~25%)
University of Maryland (~44% overall)
Boston University (~11%)
Northeastern University (~7% at the time)

Scholarship Highlights

Merit awards ranged from $20,000–$49,000 per year, with multiple students earning significant cumulative merit packages. For many families, scholarship outcomes transformed perceived affordability and expanded the range of viable college options.