Extracurricular Masterclass with a Former Stanford Admissions Officer

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Join Collegewise and former Stanford admissions officer, Daniel Chung, on Thursday, July 13 at 5:00 PM PDT to unlock the secrets to extracurricular success and college acceptance!

About this Event

Are you a student or a parent or guardian interested in gaining valuable insights into the college admissions process? Join us for a free webinar on the importance of extracurriculars in the college admissions process and how students can stand out!

Led by special guest and former Stanford, Swarthmore, and Rice admissions officer, Daniel Chung, will be sharing his top tips for extracurricular planning.

This session will include:
  • An overview of extracurriculars in the college admissions process
  • What extracurriculars students should (and shouldn't) explore
  • What admissions officers value


Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to learn from a former Stanford Admissions Officer and gain a competitive edge in the college admissions process. Register now to secure your spot and unlock the secrets of extracurricular success!

 

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Your Speaker

daniel chung

Daniel Chung

Former Admissions Officer

Daniel was born with an obsession with all things school. Having served as an undergraduate admissions officer at Stanford University, Rice University, and Swarthmore College, Daniel has read over 7,000+ applications.

 

Daniel's advisees have earned acceptances to Princeton, Columbia, Stanford, Northwestern, and many more highly selective colleges.

About Collegewise

Since 1999, our team of 80+ counselors has dedicated their expertise to creating a worry-free, effortless college application process for students of all levels. 

Collegewise empowers students academically and relieves parents of their project management duties through our personalized counseling and tutoring programs. 

Say goodbye to application stress and welcome a new, streamlined experience with Collegewise. 

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