Webinar Series
What This Year’s U.S. University Admissions Results Reveal for Future Applicants
Experts who guide applications—and the U.S. admissions officers who read them—explain what changed and what it means for your student.

Why This Admissions Cycle Felt So Unpredictable
Early Decision data points to major shifts in admissions.
Testing Is Separating Applicants
↑ 11%
Score Submission
More high-achieving students are submitting SAT/ACT scores again.
Application Inflation Continues
9.19M
Applications Submitted
Students now apply to 6.5 universities on average, pushing admit rates lower.
Early Applications Define Outcomes
65%
Applied Early
Many selective colleges fill 45–60% of seats before Regular Decision.
Early Decision Is Getting More Competitive
↑ 14%
ED Volume at Some Schools
As more students apply early, acceptance rates continue to tighten.
Webinar Series
Understand the Results. Build the Strategy.
Join both sessions to see what changed in the 2026 U.S. admissions cycle—and how students can plan smarter for the next one.








