there are six proven methods that will

actually get you into an Ivy League or

MIT now most people think getting in is

for luck or Legacy or Geniuses but it

turns out it has nothing to do with that

because once I got into MIT I realized

everyone else didn't just get into MIT

they got into Harvard Stanford and

everything else this means there's a

pattern here something very specific

that these top institutions are looking

for these are secrets which are well

known and fiercely protected by the rich

and upper middle class they know

something that you

don't for those of you who don't know me

welcome to the channel subscribe my name

is Kiren and I'm a sophomore at MIT and

I was the first person from my high

school to go to MIT today I'm going to

show you the reality of college

admissions to top institutions so you

can use this to gain an advantage in

your application with that let's get

into method number one which is RSI RSI

stands for a research Science Institute

and it's a competitive summer program

where a 100 of the world's most

accomplished high school students gather

at MIT and experien the entire research

cycle from start to finish basically

participants will learn from

distinguished professors draft a

research plan and deliver a report on

their findings now as I was researching

RSI I realized there were actually

YouTube videos about how to get into RSI

which I think is saying something about

how important it is MIT has CPW and Yale

has Bulldog days for accepted students

to visit their campuses so when I went

to these campus previews I met so many

people who had done RSI that's when I

really realized RSI is a cheat code to

these top institutions that I had no

idea about and that's why I want you

guys to know about it so you're not left

like me even in class at MIT today I

still PE see people with RSI laptop

stickers and shirts so this is

definitely a program to take note of for

all the ivy leaks the second way to get

into a top institution is through a

feeder high school or Prep School a

feeder High School is usually an elite

High School which the upper class has

access to and provides a nice path into

a top tier Institution now I will say

you do not have to be rich to get into

these schools I'm from Illinois and imsa

is a public school that you have to

apply to in high school to get in of

course some of these schools are based

on where you live like being in a nice

neighborhood which is how the rich have

a little bit of an advantage if your

school sent five or more students to an

Ivy League last year you're probably in

a feeder school and have Advantage when

it comes to College counseling

experience connections and you should

absolutely be fighting to be at the top

of your class to stand out now for those

of you who don't go to feeder schools I

understand because I didn't either it's

absolutely not a requirement to go to

one now I would consider applying to

these feeder high schools just like you

would at College some even offer

scholarships if you can't afford to go

to them look below the surface and use

the resources you have to overcome your

challenges all right the next method is

going to be Sports and Athletics now

everyone knows the Obby League loves

their Sports and there's rumors that the

academic requirements are lowered for

athletes but the tip here is to to

actually do a sport that's more Niche

again this advantages Rich high schools

and people that have access to these

sports but what I'm talking about is

like rowing water polo squash lacrosse

golf fencing ice hockey all of these

sports are recruited for by IVs but

there's less competition because not

everyone can afford the equipment or

have access to the coaches required for

these Sports my high school actually had

none of these Sports except golf but

there's still good news the more common

sports like basketball football soccer

they're all still recruited for but you

have to be extremely good at these

Sports because there's more competition

my roommate actually went to Nationals

for track and field in high school and

that definitely helped his application

but that was no easy feat and very few

can actually get this far all right the

fourth proven method may be more

specific to MIT but that is

international olympiads this means IMO

International math Olympiad chemistry

biology physics Computing I'm sure

there's more I'm not too familiar with

these but there are tons of Olympiad

kids here at MIT this method can be more

accessible to International students by

showing your potential to these top tier

institutions you will want to place at

least like bronze or above which is very

difficult if you can get that high your

chances of getting into these top tier

institutions Skyrocket there are tons

and tons of Olympiad kids here at MIT

the fifth method is the one I personally

used without knowing and that is the

first robotics Deans List award those of

you who don't know first robotics is an

organization where teams of high school

school students and younger can compete

in robotics competitions I was really

lucky to get involved with this in

elementary school and worked my way up

through the program where I learned tons

of skills like like teamwork and

technical skills like Java CAD

Electronics right now there are hundreds

of thousands of students on first

robotics teams in order to stand out

there's an award in first called the

Deans List award I was one of the 20

people in the world to win that award in

2022 and that was for my work using

robotics to help my Greater Community

and for my leadership on my robotics

team I didn't just win that award so I

could go to MIT but once I did win I

realized that opportunities at MIT and

Yale really opened up several of us who

won this award now attend these

institutions where we can further our

skills in engineering and hopefully

change the world I don't recommend doing

first just so you can win the Deans List

award because first of all that's a team

nominated award and your team has to see

you as a leader and second everything

that was good from first came from my

experiences in the program where I

wasn't focused on winning this award but

how I could help my team all right the

final tip is donate a building to

Harvard thank you for watching And

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you know I got to get you with some good

advice but the final tip is going to be

very difficult because that is changing

the world I met an international student

here from Africa who taught his entire

class calculus because his teachers went

on on strike this is the kind of

we're talking about it will be like

publishing some research having a

best-selling novel curing cancer some

relevant patent you run an app with

millions of users this is the kind of

stuff that could be good for

international students as well because

there are some serious issues in the

world that you might be more driven to

fix the key with this one is to

communicate it effectively in the

application if You' have done this

you're already qualified to get in you

just have to write your essays well if

you're doing this you're the type of

person The Ivy Leagues was invented for

and you're giving us all impostor

syndrome so if you can communicate what

you did effectively these top colleges

would be glad to have you there are many

more ways to get into top tier

institutions like science fair

nonprofits Etc but these are the proven

methods that I've seen work over and

over again the purpose of this video is

not to discourage but to uncover and

level the playing field for those of us

who may not have the guidance um going

into the college application process

there are a lot of people who are bright

and absolutely deserve a chance at going

to these top tier institutions thank you

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