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College Mentor Chris
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Christopher Hunt is a journalist and author turned college essay consultant. His guidance on creating and crafting essays has helped hundreds of high school students gain admission to elite universities, including Stanford, MIT, and every Ivy League school.
Years of working with students has given Chris a unique view of college admissions. To help students, parents, and counselors to navigate an often perplexing process, he started College Mentor Chris, a channel which provides information and insights from college students and admissions experts.
Chris has a B.A. from Dartmouth College and a Masters degree from London School of Economics. As a journalist he worked for The Economist and The Asian Wall Street Journal. As an author he published Sparring With Charlie and Waiting For Fidel.
Years of working with students has given Chris a unique view of college admissions. To help students, parents, and counselors to navigate an often perplexing process, he started College Mentor Chris, a channel which provides information and insights from college students and admissions experts.
Chris has a B.A. from Dartmouth College and a Masters degree from London School of Economics. As a journalist he worked for The Economist and The Asian Wall Street Journal. As an author he published Sparring With Charlie and Waiting For Fidel.
Four Fatal Flaws That Ruin College Essays
My college essay webinar steers students in the right direction by highlighting the Four Fatal Flaws that undermine the success of a personal statement for the Common Application.
Christopher Hunt is a journalist and author turned college essay consultant. His guidance on creating and crafting essays has helped hundreds of high school students gain admission to elite universities, including Stanford, MIT, and every Ivy League school.
Chris has a B.A. from Dartmouth College and a Masters degree from London School of Economics. As a journalist he worked for The Economist and The Asian Wall Street Journal. As an author he published Sparring With Charlie and Waiting For Fidel.
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Christopher Hunt is a journalist and author turned college essay consultant. His guidance on creating and crafting essays has helped hundreds of high school students gain admission to elite universities, including Stanford, MIT, and every Ivy League school.
Chris has a B.A. from Dartmouth College and a Masters degree from London School of Economics. As a journalist he worked for The Economist and The Asian Wall Street Journal. As an author he published Sparring With Charlie and Waiting For Fidel.
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Welcome to College Mentor Chris
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Welcome to College Mentor Chris. With interviews with current college students and admissions experts, the channel provides the information and insights that students, parents and counselors need to succeed in the admissions process. College Mentor Chris Christopher Hunt is a journalist and author turned college essay consultant. His guidance on creating and crafting essays has helped hundreds ...
How To Win The College Waitlist Game
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How to get admitted off a college waitlist? Did you open your admissions results and learn that you were wait-listed at one of your top choice colleges? Do you want to know what that means? Would you like to know what you can do to get off the waitlist and into the college? If so, I've got what you need. Former Columbia University admissions officer Deb Felix explains how colleges create and us...
How To Decide Which College To Attend
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Did you get your admissions results? Were you accepted to more than one school? Would you like help figuring out which school to pick? I've got what you need. Former Johns Hopkins admissions director Stacy Hernandez provides expert guidance for deciding which college to attend and how to choose between two colleges. College Mentor Chris Christopher Hunt is a journalist and author turned college...
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Since legacies are ig placed on there to get let down lightly, do they still have the same chance as everyone else to get off?
GREAR INTERVIEW!! THANK U!!!
I feel, as a parent, that it is income based. We applied to a private high school and have been waitlisted. Everything looked good to us, extra curricular activities, essays, letters of recommendation, grades, scores, etc...Do you think we can update the income part of the application and increase monthly payments? Would they see it or is it too late?
it is mentioned that we should ask for admission in January or for the following year if rejected, but when should we do this? after getting rejected from the waitlist or before? please answer.
One of the best videos on RUclips. Very informative. A must-watch for anyone who is waitlisted.
My goodness, liven it up a bit would ya?
Great interview!!!! Thank you
@FatimaCruz877how did he help you?
Great video! Thank you for putting this out here, Chris. I love how Debra explained the subject matter with clarity.
Very useful information!!! Thank you!
Hello I have a question, what if we don’t have a representative at our school on the behalf of the school that waitlisted us? Will contacting the admission office be safe?
10:26 1. Do what they ask 12:20 2. Don't be ridiculous 13:32 3. Reach out to the rep 14:26 4. Deposit somewhere else 16:21 5. Ask about admission in January or the following September 18:44 6. Play the waiting game well
I am a parent. This was great! Thank-you.
100% there is income bias there, they will deny it but it’s real.
Also thanks Chris!!
Waitlisted at NYU, Rory Meyers 😭😭😭 I hope I get in. Pray to the lord!!!
Hi @Melanie, Did you eventually get into NYU?
One of the most informative and helpful explanations of how waitlists works. Will change how I advise students. Thank you!
I truly appreciate this.
This video was extremely helpful! I appreciate the questions and responses. Thank You!
12:33 Whoah, that's brutal. US elitism and bigotry I guess.
should you email your admissions officer weekly or regularly?
Waitlisted at Tufts, working on getting in.
did u get in
Stanford tells waitlisted applicants “to please refrain” from sending letters and recommendations and to just instead reply to the waitlist offer and send some optional updates. Should I still contact my regional rep or nah
The video makes clear that above all else you should do as the college says. So when someone say refrain ... refrain.
@@collegementorchris3665 ok cool, thanks
did u get in@@user-of3ir7yl1p
This was truly informative.. thanks.
Thank you, this was very helpful
Hey thanks for the video, one thing I was wondering was if like she said they don't review our letters till may, does it make any sense to send them earlier in march? or should we wait till closer to when they review them. thanks
Thanks this was really helpful!
Thanks for this Chris! This was truly amazing
Great advice Chris!
Glad it was helpful!