Results
Outcomes we’re proud to put names to.
Every story below comes from a real student and is shared with permission. We’ll never show you a statistic we can’t stand behind.
In their words
Student & family stories
I knew grades were important, but beyond that I had no clue. The counselors at Ivy League Path guided me every step of the way, and because of them I’m able to study Computer Science at Stanford.
Samuel Admitted to Stanford
Ivy League Path truly helped my daughter (Princeton) and son (Wharton) get into the school of their dreams. Could not have done it without them!
Ivy Mom Children admitted to Princeton and Wharton (Penn)
My parents grew up in India, so I was totally lost during the admissions process. Ivy League Path’s expert essay and application advice allowed me to attend Harvard on full financial aid.
Nithika Admitted to Harvard, full financial aid
I was extremely unhappy with the public university I was attending. Ivy League Path helped me with the unique transfer admissions process into the Ivy League!
Omar Transfer admit, Cornell
MIT just seemed like a distant fantasy to me. I never thought I stood a chance of getting in. Ivy League Path’s team made my application truly stand out and got me in as an international student!
Chung Admitted to MIT, international student
From the beginning of high school to the day I got in, Ivy League Path guided me to the top. They were a supportive, professional family of folks that know admissions better than anyone else.
Russell Admitted to Yale
Every student and admissions cycle is different; no outcome is guaranteed.
A note on honesty
How to read our admissions results
Admissions outcomes depend on the student first: their record, their effort, and more than a little luck. No consultant controls a committee’s decision, and selective admissions has real randomness in it. What good guidance changes is the quality of the inputs — a sharper strategy, a stronger list, essays that actually sound like the student — and that reliably improves the odds.
So when you evaluate us — or anyone — ask for specifics: who will work with your student, what the process looks like week to week, and whether the stories on the site are real and shared with permission. Ours are. In a free consultation, we’ll also talk plainly about what outcomes are realistic for your student. It’s a working conversation, not a sales pitch.
Next step
Build the strongest application your student can submit.
Start with a free, honest conversation about where your student stands and what’s possible.