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Hello! My name is Yoselin Colin; I am Mexican-American and a 12th grade student at the Urban School of San Francisco. I was accepted to both Yale and Princeton University […]

Managing a full time role as a parent and 7 tips to help you! As a working mother of an energetic and active two-year-old, it can be incredibly challenging to […]

OK, So You just got “Deferred” from your US Early Application. What Next? IF you have been “deferred” from your dream school, fret not! This is time to redouble your […]

Leaping into the Ivy League! An admission success story, into Brown University’s class of 2026. It’s not often that a student’s application writes itself. But for a high jump champion […]

Your greatest strength is a powerful personal statement For many high school students applying for college, the personal statement tends to be seen as the most daunting part of the […]

Fall 2022 Successful University Admissions Throughout our 10 year history, we have guided thousands of AddedEducation students to find the best-fit universities. We believe that each student has an X-Factor […]

Live Webinar: Leverage your passion for sports to study at the best Global universities & make a career in Sports Management March 9th, 2:00pm IST Are you an undergrad student […]

Hidden Potential It was almost 20 years ago when I was still in High School, I did my first personality and career test. I remember the result clearly. On the […]

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The right fit My very first memory of tennis involves me trying to chase some butterflies on the tennis court when I was 5. At that naive moment in life, […]

Over the blues When life gets you down, all you gotta do is “just keep swimming, just keep swimming, just keep swimming swimming swimming…”  (if you have watched the movie […]

Evolving to AddedEducation “I’ve always known I’d be working with high school kids”. A line I typically tell any student not to begin with when writing their essays, but sometimes […]