“Ivy Brothers helped me so much with my application to Cornell. The best thing they did for me was help me to stand out. I had the grades and test scores, but I was feeling insecure about my extracurriculars. They guided me on a project that made my extracurricular activities sound so much better. I always had some interest in coding, and how it relates to the medical field, and wanted to learn more once I got to college. They guided me to develop an app for health information in React Native and Swift, for Android and Apple, and then helped me to send the app to hundreds of related nonprofits. In the end, I was able to get recognition from the Red Cross and Project Hope.”
— Cornell, Class of 2025
“Ivy Brothers are a couple of friendly guys that will help you through the whole process. They will answer your questions whenever, and help you with whatever you need. I liked working with them because they graduated not so long ago, and did some work in the admission office, so I felt like they knew how competitive the process is now compared to older consultants who seemed more out of touch.”
— Dartmouth, Class of 2025
“The Ivy Brothers helped out my grandson a whole bunch! Their willingness to go above and beyond was so admirable in these young men, and we are very thankful. They always provided such informed answers to my questions. I was impressed! I recommend them to all my friends with children going through the admission process.”
— Duke, Class of 2025
“Ivy Brothers helped me out so much with my college application. I was worried about my chances at Harvard, especially my extra-curriculars. I went with their “Hook Package.” My extra-curricular activities went from being basic and run-of-the-mill to being extraordinary. They helped me brainstorm an amazing project that involved creating a prototype of a self-driving car in Unreal Engine! The project involved running a neural network on pictures taken in a virtual environment. Then they even helped me to get recognition from a Product Manager at Uber! This helped me to stand out in the college admission process.”
— Harvard, Class of 2022 Transfer