How to Stand Out in U.S. College Applications: Insights from Dartmouth

​About the Event:
Saturday, September 13th
10:00 AM EST / 7:00 PM PKT
Live on Google Meet (link will be shared after RSVP)

​Applying to top U.S. undergraduate programs is more than just good grades and test scores - it’s about telling your story, highlighting your strengths, and making your application stand out among thousands of international candidates. From essays and extracurriculars to recommendations, interviews, and financial aid, there are many key steps to navigate.

​This session will guide you through the process, providing insights from a successful applicant currently studying at an Ivy League institution, and helping you approach your applications with clarity and confidence.

​Meet the Guest:

​Aina Nadeem is a Junior at Dartmouth College, double-majoring in Economics and History. Born and raised in Lahore, she attended the International School Lahore before heading to the U.S. for her undergraduate degree.

​Aina was a member of the Pakistan National Debate Team and is the founder of Irteqaa (IG: @Irteqaa_), a youth-led initiative focused on intellectual engagement and critical discourse. With her diverse academic interests and extracurricular achievements, she brings a unique perspective on navigating the U.S. admissions process as a Pakistani student.

​Who is this for?

​> High school/ A-Level students planning to apply for undergraduate programs in the U.S.
> Early undergraduates considering transfer opportunities.

​About the Host:

​Zainab Kamran is the Growth Lead at Dreambridge.ai and an incoming student at Georgetown University. She recently completed a private equity internship at Lionchase North America. She’s a national champion in both gymnastics and martial arts, and was selected as the only Pakistani female in her category at the Asian Games 2018.