QUANTUM PREP INSIGHTS

🧐 Did you know law schools need a lot more than grades to be impressed?  The ranking and reputation of your law school are big determinants of what law firms will want to recruit you. For many years, law has been a perennially popular major for academically minded students. With the ever-increasing number of aspiring lawyers, how can you stand out among a competitive applicant pool? Our resident law admission experts, Antonia Chui and Prudence Ng, will explain the ins and

🤔 What are the easiest majors to get into at the Ivy Leagues? With most universities offering over 100 majors, students often struggle to pick between the confusing options, many of which they have never encountered before in high school. With so many majors with different requirements, expectations, and acceptance rates, what can students do to research their options before applying? Our resident US admission expert, Sabrina Ma, will share with you how you can strategically choose your best path to

🤔 Did you know UK and US colleges have completely different requirements? With U.K. and U.S. requirements being so different, what exactly should you be doing? Our U.K. expert, Emma Keoy, and U.S. experts, Ally Ip and Brendan Lung, are here to reveal everything there is to know about choosing the best option for you. Topics to be covered: 🔹 How U.K. and U.S admission requirements differ and what you should do about it🔹 A detailed look at the different timelines

It takes time and effort to prepare well for Oxbridge interviews. We’ll be hosting our popular Oxbridge interview seminar again to tell you everything you need to know to excel at your interview. With years of experience sending students to Oxbridge under their belts, your hosts, Prudence and Anson, will be sharing real sample interview questions and case studies to help you succeed.  Topics to be covered: 🔹 The crucial differences between Oxford and Cambridge that can decide your fate🔹 How

🤓 Do you have what it takes to be a Computer Science major?  According to Carnegie Mellon University, less than 5.2% of applicants were admitted into its School of Computer Science, compared to an average of 19% for CMU’s other seven undergraduate colleges. Across all top universities, CS programs are becoming increasingly selective, and admissions offices are turning away a very large number of qualified applicants. Our resident CS expert, Emma Keoy, will share valuable insights into how to increase your chances of being admitted