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The Demise of the SAT II

A couple of months ago, the Admissions and Financial Aid Office of Harvard University announced that applicants will no longer need to submit SAT II subject test scores as part of their application. According to the school officials, they are making this change to encourage low-income students to apply to the prestigious school.

SAT II test scores can–among other things–help students present a…

How Much Does Medical School Cost?

Getting into medical school requires mental and emotional preparation, as well as financial readiness. Med school is expensive, and everyone who wants to be a doctor knows this. If, despite the looming financial burden and the premed critics you will face, you are still thinking about applying to med school, below is a summary of the financial cost of attending medical school. Proceed with…

Nhora Serrano Joins InGenius Prep’s Team of Admissions Experts

We are very excited to announce that Nhora Serrano, a visiting scholar of Comparative Literature at Harvard University, is the newest addition to InGenius Prep! Nhora comes to InGenius Prep with an impressive and extensive career in teaching and standardized test grading, making her an exceptional addition to our team of admissions experts.

A graduate of Amherst College with Masters Degrees in…

Plotting Your GMAT Attack

Don’t look now, but business schools just keep getting more competitive. The number of applications at top programs is going up again. A recent post by the Wall Street Journal cites a rise in the number of applicants to Wharton, Harvard, and NYU’s Stern this year. That’s a break from the trend of the last couple years, with prospective applicants holding out as financial job markets continue to…

An Expert’s Insight into the Transfer

Transfer admissions expert, Alain Poutre, gives an in depth look at the transfer application process in this interview. In this video, we answer all of the following questions:

What are the major differences between the regular and transfer admissions process?

Are transfers looking for something different?

What does the actual process look like?

When should students apply?

What are the actual…

How to Approach Your Business School Essays Webinar

Join our complimentary webinar on How to Approach Your Business School Essays. JoAnne Goldberg, former Assistant Director of Admissions at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and InGenius Prep admissions expert will be hosting.

During this webinar, we will be discussing how to write the most compelling essay of your academic career thus far. From how to approach the different business school…

The following post is the first in a series of 20 blog posts Robert M. Fojo of LSAT Freedom will contribute regarding general LSAT tips.

Enter Robert . . .

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One of the most common myths about the LSAT is that you can’t study for it. A newcomer to the LSAT experience might view the exam as some sort of an IQ test and dismiss it as the latest example of the standardized test…

Building Your Resume for Medical School

Medical schools look at a lot of things when considering your application. The good news is that the aspects that are considered important in medical school admissions are not a secret.

Your GPA and MCAT

While grades and scores are not the only deciding factors in the med school admissions process, they do matter…a lot. They are predictive of your future academic performance in medical school and…

LSAT Tip #1: Learn the Logic

The following post is the first in a series of 20 blog posts Robert M. Fojo of LSAT Freedom will contribute regarding general LSAT tips.

Enter Robert . . .

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One of the most common myths about the LSAT is that you can’t study for it. A newcomer to the LSAT experience might view the exam as some sort of an IQ test and dismiss it as the latest example of the standardized test…

How to Approach Your Business School Essays Webinar

Join our complimentary webinar on How to Approach Your Business School Essays. JoAnne Goldberg, former Assistant Director of Admissions at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and InGenius Prep admissions expert will be hosting.

During this webinar, we will be discussing how to write the most compelling essay of your academic career thus far. From how to approach the different business school…

An Expert’s Insight into the Transfer Application Process

Transfer admissions expert, Alain Poutre, gives an in depth look at the transfer application process in this interview. In this video, we answer all of the following questions:

What are the major differences between the regular and transfer admissions process?

Are transfers looking for something different?

What does the actual process look like?

When should students apply?

What are the actual…

Plotting Your GMAT Attack

Don’t look now, but business schools just keep getting more competitive. The number of applications at top programs is going up again. A recent post by the Wall Street Journalcites a rise in the number of applicants to Wharton, Harvard, and NYU’s Stern this year. That’s a break from the trend of the last couple years, with prospective applicants holding out as financial job markets continue to be…

Nhora Serrano Joins InGenius Prep’s Team of Admissions Experts

We are very excited to announce that Nhora Serrano, a visiting scholar of Comparative Literature at Harvard University, is the newest addition to InGenius Prep! Nhora comes to InGenius Prep with an impressive and extensive career in teaching and standardized test grading, making her an exceptional addition to our team of admissions experts.

A graduate of Amherst College with Masters Degrees in…

How Much Does Medical School Cost?

Getting into medical school requires mental and emotional preparation, as well as financial readiness. Med school is expensive, and everyone who wants to be a doctor knows this. If, despite the looming financial burden and the premed critics you will face, you are still thinking about applying to med school, below is a summary of the financial cost of attending medical school. Proceed with…

The Demise of the SAT II

A couple of months ago, the Admissions and Financial Aid Office of Harvard University announced that applicants will no longer need to submit SAT II subject test scores as part of their application. According to the school officials, they are making this change to encourage low-income students to apply to the prestigious school.

SAT II test scores can–among other things–help students present a…

Worried About Your LSAT Score? Here’s What You Need To Do Next

Join InGenius Prep and NextStep Test Prep on October 7th at 8:30PM EST for a complimentary webinar on what you need to do after taking the September LSAT. Worried about your score? Don’t be!

Our law school admissions experts will be covering:

Steps to take to balance out a lower than expected LSAT score

How to think about multiple scores on your record

Best study strategies for students who are…