For Ivy League and BS/MD families
Find Out Exactly What It Will Take for Your Student to Get In
Step 1: Watch the short video below.
Step 2: Apply for a free 20-minute
strategy call.
Schools our students have been accepted to:
Where Atlas Students End Up
Nolan came to us the summer before senior year with nothing written and the University of Michigan as his realistic target. In about three months we rebuilt his story, activities, and personal statement. He was admitted to Stanford and Yale, and he’s at Stanford now.
Saihithi worked with us on her BS/MD essays and MMI interview prep. She was admitted to six BS/MD programs, which let her choose her path: seven years or eight, programs that skip the MCAT, close to home or not. She’s now in VCU’s guaranteed admission program for medicine.
"We were confused about the admissions process for Tier 1 schools until we found Atlas. They took the time to truly understand our son's personality and helped him shape his profile to align with his strengths. Atlas was instrumental in helping our son gain admission to his dream school, Duke!"
"Atlas Education supported my son's journey when applying to 23 schools, including those in the Ivy League. I was very impressed how they sent a weekly report and a clear timeline as the months progressed. Their essay preparation process is also very structured, as they assist with brainstorming, outlining, and editing."
Why Families Choose Atlas
The Roundtable Review
Before anything is submitted, a team of former admissions officers reads and scores your student’s entire application the way a real admissions committee would. Your student revises from that feedback, so the application is tested before it counts.
Founder-Led Strategy on Every Application
Every student’s strategy is set and signed off by the founders: Mehmet Tascioglu, a Stanford engineering graduate, and Pratik Vangal, a medical student in a BS/MD program whose YouTube channel reaches over 100,000 families. Your student’s Strategist works from that plan.
A Strategist Matched to Your Student
Every student works one-on-one with a Senior Admissions Strategist chosen for their intended field and target schools, from the Ivy League to BS/MD programs. Every Senior Admissions Strategist at Atlas graduated from a top-10 university or program.
A Limited Number of Families
We take on a limited number of families each cycle, so every student gets real attention, not a spot in a queue.
Questions Families Ask
Who is the strategy call for?
Families of high school students aiming for the Ivy League, other top universities, or BS/MD programs. Juniors and seniors get the most out of it, but younger students are welcome to apply.
Does a parent need to be on the call?
Yes. At least one parent needs to join, and we recommend both. The call covers decisions about the next year of your student’s life, and those are family decisions.
Is the call really free?
Yes. It’s 20 minutes with no cost and no obligation. You’ll leave knowing where your student stands, whether or not you work with us.
What happens on the call?
We look at where your student stands for their target schools, what’s most likely to hold the application back, and what it would take to close that gap before deadlines. If Atlas is the right fit, we’ll explain what working together looks like.
How much does it cost to work with Atlas?
It depends on your student’s goals and how much support they need, so we cover investment on the call once we understand your situation.
What if it turns out not to be the right fit?
Our client agreement includes a first-month satisfaction policy. If your family isn’t happy after the first month, you can request a refund as outlined in the agreement.
Is it too early for a freshman or sophomore?
No. Starting early gives a student the most room to build the activities and record top schools look for. Apply, and we’ll tell you honestly what makes sense for this year.
See Where Your Student Stands
20 minutes. Free. The whole family on the call.