Guide · Extracurricular activities
US universities look at the whole application: activities, responsibilities, essays, recommendations. One activity kept up over time, with real progress, weighs more than a pile of clubs in the final year.
We start from what the family already pays for: a sport, an instrument, a club, a project. Harvard, Stanford and Princeton read an activity kept up over time, with real progress. The point is not to add clubs in the final year to fill a form.
This guide does not give a ready-made list. The assessment tells you what is realistic for your child.
The parent’s role is to keep the rhythm and see what is moving. Every two weeks, parents receive a progress report, on WhatsApp and by phone call, about their child’s progress with our IELTS, TOEFL and SAT specialist. We do not ask the parent to become an SAT or admissions expert.
Twenty minutes to see where your child stands and which step to start with.
