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Undergraduate Admissions, Scholarship, and Tech Career Results
Over the past seven years, we have helped students earn 200+ undergraduate offers spanning Computer Science, Software Engineering, mathematics and quantitative programs, business, economics, and interdisciplinary study.
- North American admissions advising
- 7 years
- Past undergraduate offers
- 200+
- Scholarship offer value
- C$500,000+
- Maximum stated value of conditional and renewable awards
C$500,000+ is the maximum aggregate stated value of conditional and renewable scholarship offers received by students, not the amount ultimately paid or accepted.
STUDENT IDENTITIES REMOVED
Selected past results
CS & Software Engineering
Computer Science and Software Engineering offers across multiple campuses and Co-op programs.
- REC / 01Offer
University of Waterloo
Computer Science Co-op
- REC / 02Offer
University of Waterloo
Software Engineering Co-op
- REC / 03Offer
University of Toronto, St. George
Computer Science
- REC / 04Offer
University of Toronto Mississauga
Computer Science
- REC / 05Offer
McGill University
Software Engineering Co-op
- REC / 06Offer
Western University
Computer Science
- REC / 07Offer
York University
Computer Science
- REC / 08Offer
Wilfrid Laurier University
Computer Science
- REC / 09Offer
University of Ottawa
Computer Science Co-op
- REC / 10Offer
University of Alberta
Computing Science - Artificial Intelligence
Mathematics, Data & Quant
Pure mathematics, Data Science, and quantitative programs focused on financial analysis and risk.
- REC / 01Offer
University of Waterloo
Mathematics Co-op
- REC / 02Offer
University of Waterloo
Financial Analysis and Risk Management Co-op
- REC / 03Offer
University of Alberta
Computing Science and Mathematics
- REC / 04Offer
University of Ottawa
Computer Science and Mathematics Co-op
- REC / 05Offer
University of Ottawa
Data Science and Mathematics Co-op
- REC / 06Offer
York University
Applied Mathematics
- REC / 07Offer
McGill University
Physical, Earth, Math and Computer Sciences
Business, Economics & Interdisciplinary
Business, economics, science, and interdisciplinary offers beyond the core technology programs.
- REC / 01Offer
Wilfrid Laurier University
Business Administration and Computer Science Double Degree
- REC / 02Offer
McMaster University
Business
- REC / 03Offer
McMaster University
Economics
- REC / 04Offer
University of Toronto Mississauga
Communication, Culture, Information and Technology
- REC / 05Offer
University of British Columbia
Bachelor of Science
The examples below show selected past results grouped by institution and program. Student names, application years, and admission documents remain private, and the list does not imply that one student received every offer.
SELECTED PAST RECRUITING RESULTS
Different starting points, and in each case the student ran the process.
Twenty-seven students have worked with me on recruiting, and every one of them reached an interview. Six are in long-term mentorship this year. Students reach recruiting from very different places. One had already spent a year working in another industry; another had no internship at all. The results below are grouped by where the student started.
- 01Starting point
One year of work, then a New Grad search
A year in an entry-level bank role, moving toward North American software engineering and re-entering the New Grad hiring process.
What the work was
Resume language came first, rewriting that year at the bank into experience software engineering teams could read. An AI project followed, then algorithm mocks. The referral into this round came from us.
Amazon New Grad offer
- 02Starting point
First year, no internship yet
A first-year student with no internship or Co-op experience, going through a full Co-op recruiting process for the first time.
What the work was
Applying and building at the same time, rather than waiting for the project to be finished. For the TD round, most of the work went into explaining the thinking clearly in the interview.
TD Co-op offer
Student names, schools, application records, and offer documents stay private.
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