| WEBINAR REPLAY |
Watch the Replay:
Red Flags & Dealbreakers
Common Grade 10 & 11 Mistakes
That Hurt College Applications
In this session, Thomas Caleel (Former Director of MBA Admissions at The Wharton School, UPenn; Founder of Admittedly ) and Kirsten Sharett (Senior Counselor; Former Admissions Reader, Princeton University; B.A., Barnard College; M.S., Columbia) break down the most common and costly mistakes made during sophomore and junior years. From course rigor miscalculations to the “well-rounded” trap, learn exactly what admissions officers consider “dealbreakers” and how to build a strategic, compelling profile before it is too late.
This replay is intended to help families of 10th and 11th graders identify hidden missteps and course-correct early, ensuring a competitive application profile by senior year.
Key Moments
Ready to Take Action?
Insight is useful only if it changes the plan. If the replay helped you realize that your 10th or 11th grader might be making critical missteps, whether in their course selection, extracurricular focus, or overall narrative — the next step is to determine whether Admittedly is the right fit to help you course-correct.
Build a stronger application
before senior year begins.
Admittedly works with students and families who want strategic, thoughtful support through the college admissions process. If your student is a sophomore or junior and you want to ensure they are on the right track, we encourage you to apply for a call so our team can learn more about your goals, timeline, and fit.