The University of Chicago is a top-tier American university on par with the vaunted Ivy League and other exceptional schools, like Stanford. It is exceptionally hard to get into as an American, but especially hard to get into if you are an international applicant. Only 16% of undergraduates at the university are international students, which is a lot if you are not an international student but is a tiny slice if you’re one of the thousands of international applicants trying to get into the university. We routinely help international students pull off an acceptance by the University of Chicago. In this post, we’ll give you a peek into our playbook.  

If you are reading this, you were either waitlisted by the University of Chicago or are very committed to planning ahead. Either way, we’ve got you. In this post, we’ll give you the tools you need to charge a successful future in college, with or without the University of Chicago — but hopefully with if you play the waitlist right.

The University of Chicago is one of the most sought after acceptances among first-year applicants, and the same holds true in the transfer process. Successfully applying as a transfer to the university requires exceptional academics, a sense of purpose, and a strong strategy. In this post, we’ll give you what you need to craft your strongest University of Chicago essays, augmenting your strategy for eventual acceptance. But that’s a lot of long words for a school that, while intellectual, also likes to have fun — especially with words.