Insider’s Guide to Ivy League Admissions

​Only 5% get in. How will you stand out?
The Ivy League and top 20 schools are more competitive than ever — especially for students aiming for STEM. So how do you rise above the rest?

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​Join Starstuff for a live expert panel and workshop designed to help you boost your chances of getting in. Hear directly from students who’ve done it — and learn exactly what helped them stand out.

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​You’ll get the inside scoop on:

• ​What kind of recognition actually matter (and which ones to skip)

• ​How they built their applications to standout from over 100k+ people

• ​Smart strategies for winning top STEM competitions

• ​What gave them an edge in the whole process

​Meet your speakers:

• ​Siya Patel - Harvard '29 & MITES' 24 (a PRESTIGIOUS college readiness program hosted by MIT!)

  • ​Siya is an aspiring bioengineer, specializing in regenerative medicine, with published research on RNA molecules contirbuting to skin wound healing, she's also a 2x DECA Nationals Qualifier.

• ​Ramon Moreno Jr. - Harvard '28 & Regeneron Finalist'24 (the nation’s oldest and most prestigious science research competition for high school students!!)

  • ​Ramon became interested in aging and longevity during an AP Research class in 11th grade, where he studied how a chemical called Isonicotinamide affected yeast lifespan. He submitted his project to the Regeneron Science Talent Search and was named a Top 40 Finalist. Now a first-year at Harvard, he's studying Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology.

• ​Christine Wong - Neuroscience Research Intern @UCLA & MITES '24!

  • ​Christine is the Founder and President of Pink Smile partnered with Red Cross, and she is also a U.S Presidential Scholars (which is a program that recognizes students who demonstrate ability & accomplishment in career & technical education fields. Each year, up to 161 students are named as Presidential Scholars, one of the nation's highest honors for high school students.).