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Project A — U.S. Boarding School Admissions

We turn achievements into a compelling, standout application

A 12-month mentorship for 14-16 year old that turns achievement into recognition — supporting students at every stage of their admission to the best educational institutions.

The Challenge Parents Recognize

The admissions process has never been u003cstrongu003emore competitiveu003c/strongu003e — for both universities and boarding schools. Every year, outstanding u003cstrongu003estudents are rejectedu003c/strongu003e, not because they lack ability, but because their applications look just like everyone else’s.rnrnParents often see the same struggles:rnu003culu003ern tu003cliu003eStrong but scattered — u003cstrongu003egreat grades and activitiesu003c/strongu003e, but no clear story.u003c/liu003ern tu003cliu003eCapable but overwhelmed — too many tasks, u003cstrongu003eno clear strategyu003c/strongu003e.u003c/liu003ern tu003cliu003eConfident but underprepared — u003cstrongu003eunderestimatingu003c/strongu003e how sharp and authentic an application must be.u003c/liu003ernu003c/ulu003e

Our Solution Project A

Over the course of a year, students u003cstrongu003ework one-on-oneu003c/strongu003e with expert mentors to:rnu003culu003ern tu003cliu003eu003cstrongu003estrengthenu003c/strongu003e test results and academics;u003c/liu003ern tu003cliu003euncover their u003cstrongu003eauthentic missionu003c/strongu003e and narrative;u003c/liu003ern tu003cliu003eu003cstrongu003ecraft essaysu003c/strongu003e that admissions officers remember;u003c/liu003ern tu003cliu003eand submit pu003cstrongu003eolished applicationsu003c/strongu003e that open doors worldwide.u003c/liu003ernu003c/ulu003e

The 12-Month Journey

Evaluation u0026 Test Prep

Review of transcripts, grades, and test scores. Students receive a tailored SAT/ACT/SSAT/English preprnplan to ensure academic readiness.

Profile u0026 Passion Analysis

Review of transcripts, grades, and test scores. Students receive a tailored SAT/ACT/SSAT/English preprnplan to ensure academic readiness.

Career or Growth Alignment

Review of transcripts, grades, and test scores. Students receive a tailored SAT/ACT/SSAT/English preprnplan to ensure academic readiness.

School u0026 Program Strategy

Review of transcripts, grades, and test scores. Students receive a tailored SAT/ACT/SSAT/English preprnplan to ensure academic readiness.

Application Blueprint

Review of transcripts, grades, and test scores. Students receive a tailored SAT/ACT/SSAT/English preprnplan to ensure academic readiness.

Personal Statement

Review of transcripts, grades, and test scores. Students receive a tailored SAT/ACT/SSAT/English preprnplan to ensure academic readiness.

Supplemental Essays u0026 Parent Statements

Review of transcripts, grades, and test scores. Students receive a tailored SAT/ACT/SSAT/English preprnplan to ensure academic readiness.

Recommendations u0026 Records

Review of transcripts, grades, and test scores. Students receive a tailored SAT/ACT/SSAT/English preprnplan to ensure academic readiness.

Early Applications

Review of transcripts, grades, and test scores. Students receive a tailored SAT/ACT/SSAT/English preprnplan to ensure academic readiness.

Regular Applications

Review of transcripts, grades, and test scores. Students receive a tailored SAT/ACT/SSAT/English preprnplan to ensure academic readiness.

Finalization u0026 Submission

Review of transcripts, grades, and test scores. Students receive a tailored SAT/ACT/SSAT/English preprnplan to ensure academic readiness.

Acceptance u0026 Transition

Review of transcripts, grades, and test scores. Students receive a tailored SAT/ACT/SSAT/English preprnplan to ensure academic readiness.

Month 1

Evaluation u0026 Test Prep

Month 2

Profile u0026 Passion Analysis

Month 3

Career or Growth Alignment

Month 4

School u0026 Program Strategy

Month 5

Application Blueprint

Month 6

Personal Statement

Month 7

Supplemental Essays u0026 Parent Statements

Month 8

Recommendations u0026 Records

Month 9

Early Applications

Month 10

Regular Applications

Month 11

Finalization u0026 Submission

Month 12

Acceptance u0026 Transition

What Parents Can Expect

Apply to a carefully chosen list of schools, tailored to their strengths and aspirations

Invest in your student’s future

Project A u003cstrongu003eensuresu003c/strongu003e that whether your child is applying to a university or a boarding school, their application will be not just strong — u003cstrongu003ebut unforgettableu003c/strongu003e.

Admission to the Program

To ensure quality, we admit only a small number of students per semester.

Who Can Apply
The Selection Process
Admissions Timeline

Applicants should already demonstrate strong u003cbru003eacademics, motivation, and initiative

Project A — U.S. College u0026amp; Boarding School Admissions is designed for students ages 14–18 preparing to apply to universities or boarding schools within the next 1–2 years

1. Application Form

Students (not parents) complete a short form about their background, strengths, and goals — authenticity and honesty matter more than perfect wording.

2. Application Review

Our admissions team carefully reviews every application to understand each student’s readiness, motivation, and potential to grow within the program.

3. Interview

Selected applicants are invited to a 30–40 minute online interview with a mentor — a focused conversation about their interests, experiences.

4. Decision

Families are notified soon after the interview. Once admitted, students are matched with a mentor and begin their personalized learning journey right away.

Applications for the 2025–2026 cohort are accepted u003cbru003euntil 1 December 2025, but spaces are limited

Admission is rolling, and early applications are strongly encourage. Because places are limited, we cannot guarantee availability after 1 December 2025. Early applications are strongly encouraged.

Proof of Excellence

Showcasing achievements that define real impact

Developed at Harvard by psychologists and education researchers, our programs combine academic rigor with psychological insight — creating growth that lasts far beyond admission.rnrnStudents work one-on-one with Ivy League–educated mentors who bring both expertise and empathy to every session — ensuring guidance at the level of the world’s most selective education.rnrnOur students have earned admission to Ivy League and Small Ivy universities, as well as top U.S. and Swiss boarding schools including Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Princeton, Rice, and others.

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        What if my child doesn’t know what they’re u2028passionate about?

        That’s actually the most common starting point — and it’s exactly why we exist. Very few 12–16-year-olds can name a clear passion, and that’s normal. What matters is giving them the space, tools, and guidance to discover it. Through reflection, research, and mentorship, children uncover what excites them and learn to connect it to real-world problems. By the end, they don’t just have “an interest” — they have direction, confidence, and proof that they can pursue it.

        What kind of projects do students create?

        That’s actually the most common starting point — and it’s exactly why we exist. Very few 12–16-year-olds can name a clear passion, and that’s normal. What matters is giving them the space, tools, and guidance to discover it. Through reflection, research, and mentorship, children uncover what excites them and learn to connect it to real-world problems. By the end, they don’t just have “an interest” — they have direction, confidence, and proof that they can pursue it.

        What concrete results will my child have by the end?

        That’s actually the most common starting point — and it’s exactly why we exist. Very few 12–16-year-olds can name a clear passion, and that’s normal. What matters is giving them the space, tools, and guidance to discover it. Through reflection, research, and mentorship, children uncover what excites them and learn to connect it to real-world problems. By the end, they don’t just have “an interest” — they have direction, confidence, and proof that they can pursue it.

        My child is already so busy — won’t this just add u2028more pressure?

        That’s actually the most common starting point — and it’s exactly why we exist. Very few 12–16-year-olds can name a clear passion, and that’s normal. What matters is giving them the space, tools, and guidance to discover it. Through reflection, research, and mentorship, children uncover what excites them and learn to connect it to real-world problems. By the end, they don’t just have “an interest” — they have direction, confidence, and proof that they can pursue it.

        How do you make sure the impact lasts beyond u202815 weeks?

        That’s actually the most common starting point — and it’s exactly why we exist. Very few 12–16-year-olds can name a clear passion, and that’s normal. What matters is giving them the space, tools, and guidance to discover it. Through reflection, research, and mentorship, children uncover what excites them and learn to connect it to real-world problems. By the end, they don’t just have “an interest” — they have direction, confidence, and proof that they can pursue it.

        Who are the mentors, and can I trust them u2028with my child?

        That’s actually the most common starting point — and it’s exactly why we exist. Very few 12–16-year-olds can name a clear passion, and that’s normal. What matters is giving them the space, tools, and guidance to discover it. Through reflection, research, and mentorship, children uncover what excites them and learn to connect it to real-world problems. By the end, they don’t just have “an interest” — they have direction, confidence, and proof that they can pursue it.

        How is Project U different from tutoring or extracurriculars?

        That’s actually the most common starting point — and it’s exactly why we exist. Very few 12–16-year-olds can name a clear passion, and that’s normal. What matters is giving them the space, tools, and guidance to discover it. Through reflection, research, and mentorship, children uncover what excites them and learn to connect it to real-world problems. By the end, they don’t just have “an interest” — they have direction, confidence, and proof that they can pursue it.

        Invest in your student’s future

        Project A u003cstrongu003eensuresu003c/strongu003e that whether your child is applying to a university or a boarding school, their application will be not just strong — u003cstrongu003ebut unforgettableu003c/strongu003e.