HOW I GOT INTO 4 IVIES, T10s + 7 T20s | Yale, Columbia, Brown, Imperial, +more! | Stats, ECs, Advice

Hey guys! In this video, I dive deep into how I got accepted to 3 Ivy League schools (Yale, Columbia as an Egleston Scholar, Brown), Imperial College London, Vanderbilt (Carell Scholar), Rice University, King's College London, The University of Edinburgh, & many more. I'd have loved to have a video like this, so here it is!

*I'm a prospective double major in Electrical Engineering & Physics btw. I applied during the 2023-24 admissions cycle (for entry to the US schools' Class of 2028).

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Chapters:
00:00 Brief Intro
01:41 Context/Background
01:59 Test Scores (SAT)
05:03 Classes & Grades
10:30 Extracurriculars
19:05 Honors/Awards
20:25 More advice

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[pumpkinalyxsa]

The way I gasped at the world robotics Olympiad 2nd place. That is SOO impressive. Congratulations.

[shors]

You are one of the most impressive applicants I've ever seen.. keep up the great work and I'm sure you'll have a great impact on this world wherever you go.

[striker]

Amazing improvement on the SAT! I like how you kept fighting for that math score!

[NewChannelSwitch]

Hey Filippo, congratulations on your acceptances!

I would HIGHLY recommend going to Columbia because it has a world-class engineering program with cutting-edge research opportunities and strong industry connections. Their alumni network is also incredibly powerful and could be a huge asset in your future engineering endeavors. Plus, it's located in the heart of NYC as an added bonus 😅

I'm an MIT alumni who got admitted to (just to name a few) Stanford, Colmbia, Yale, Vanderbilt, and Oxford. Just to point out, if I hadn't been admitted to MIT, I would've gone to Columbia.

A little something to consider! Again, congrats and much luck, mate!

[Axelhedenus]

your such a smart student bro im sure you will become famous later on trust the process bro good luck going to college!

[dantewins]

level between international and national applicants is CRAZY congrats

[KGFALLEN]

dang bro. I have also started a productivity startup. Your website looks hella cool. Also good luck at the college in which you choose!

[Eddies_hideout]

Thanks Filippo. Video is highly appreciated❤

[adamsykes]

This is truly the most impressive application I have ever seen. How you got rejected from places is beyond me.

[ningurp]

Wow! Can you do a video showing your daily schedule please 😭?

[sheffrodrigo]

Congratulations!!! ❤❤❤
(Could u pls make a vid of how u started so many startups? I’ve been trying to but I don’t know where to start )

[noliferitvik]

yooo, great vid my guy. i was just wondering if ur gonna drop the financial aid video ?

[imauz]

honestly, thought you spread yourself thin with the tech brands unnecessarily, but in very impressed with your grades and how you kept doing all that at the same time. stuff like yamaha certification isn’t impressive as a musician but that clearly isn’t your main focus and it worked wonders for college apps. congrats bro

[davidissak-zade]

hi Filippo! it's truly inspiring to see you succeed. You raised important points about following through with your initiatives, being resourceful and create opportunities for yourself.
What university did you end up committing to?
p.s. how did you find all of your paid jobs before college? any tips for that?

[JasmineMuhtarova]

this video is ultra helpful, I will share with it on my tg channel. Thank u))I'm struggling with honors section. Where would you recommend to look for competitions and etc.?

[legaming]

Amazing job with your grades AND your activities and honors. I’m very impressed and you’d definitely get into more Ivies if you weren’t an international student. But, when did you start learning music and tech? These start ups and the jobs you’re doing are very impressive, especially from as early as 9th grade, but that would mean you learned to code from a VERY young age. And being Yamaha certified isn’t a joke either. So when did you actually learn how to code and play music? Maybe then I’ll be more confident about code.

[CaveInBubblegum]

yo could you do a guide for revision for IB im struggling in aa sl and I would like to know some tips and tricks apart from the usual do exam paper questions and etc

[fdias]

Tbh it maybe more tempting to go to Yale or Columbia but if it’s Electrical Engineering maybe you should go to Imperial

[rashed]

Hello, your profile is really impressive. Did you submit any supplemental materials like research abstracts, additional information or a resume on your college application?

[iceex]

I'm international student
And my school doesn't have any honor classes or something like that, but for about 6 months I've been been studying 2 subjects in depth
Is that enough for weighted gpa and do i even need to proof that I've been studying not only regular academic subjects?