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Are you a UK student-athlete dreaming of securing a spot at a top US university? It can be overwhelming to juggle A-Levels and athletics, but we’re here to guide you every step of the way! We invite you to join our live online webinar with Ross Leebody, Head of Sports Recruitment at AddedEducation on February […]

Unlocking Your Creative Process: A Path to a Stronger Art Portfolio We often mistake creativity for pure talent when it is actually the ability to think differently, explore the unexplored, and bring our ideas to life. Artists’ ideas are shaped by their distinctive experiences and emotions. This includes the books you read, the streets you […]

Maybe you can hole the ball in just one putt, or you’re still on the tee planning how to traverse the hazards with your promising swings, but if your dream is to play college golf then that’s a whole other range that you will need to master. Playing golf for your dream schools does not […]

When you apply to top arts universities like RISD and Parsons, you’ll need a STRONG arts portfolio to stand out. A well-crafted portfolio can be just as important as the rest of your application. Understanding how to tell your artistic story is key to standing out to admissions officers! So, What is an Art Portfolio […]

In our ongoing series of interviews with leading college admissions counselors, we sit down with Maddie, whose recent successes include placements at NYU and Boston University. She shares her insights on what really works in today’s competitive admissions landscape. Recent Success Stories When asked about her most rewarding experience this year, Maddie lights up discussing […]

Wow. Can you believe it’s 2025 already? While everyone else is focused on their New Year’s resolutions, let’s talk about something more exciting: planning your college journey. After seeing our students’ incredible early admission results at Harvard, Stanford, and MIT these past few weeks, we want to help YOU start writing your own success story. […]

The summer after sophomore year is a critical time in your high school journey. It’s early enough to still be exploring your interests, but just the right time to start building a strong foundation for your college applications. This guide will help you navigate the world of pre-college summer programs specifically designed for rising juniors. […]

Are you dreaming of gaining admission to Harvard University and wondering how to make that dream a reality? With an acceptance rate of just 3.59%, it may seem difficult, especially for Indian students who face stiff competition from a large pool of academically strong applicants. Limited international spots and the need to stand out beyond […]

Getting admission into the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania is not easy. As one of the world’s leading business schools, the Wharton School boasts applications from thousands of applicants every year. If you dream of getting into the Wharton list of admitted students, then remember that the competition is tough, and so is […]

When India’s #1 junior tennis player Kriish Tyagi landed a spot at Texas A&M’s elite program, it wasn’t just another recruitment success—it was a masterclass in turning world-class talent into the perfect college match.  We sat down with Rakshit, one of AddedEducation’s lead counselors, to bust myths, share advice, and really discover what makes students […]

We’re over the moon to announce that our student Kriish Tyagi, India’s #1 junior tennis star and ITF World #51, has secured a 100% scholarship to Texas A&M University’s prestigious tennis program! Rising Tennis Star Makes Historic Commitment From crushing it on the tennis courts of India to landing a full ride at one […]

So you’ve got your essays polished, test scores ready, and your Activity List perfected. Now comes the Letter of Recommendation! Understanding College Recommendation Letters Letters of Recommendation (LoR) are more than just another thing to tick off the list. They’re your chance to give admissions officers insights into who you are from an external perspective. […]