Jill Newman's Contact Details

Jill Newman's Company Details

UCEazy

Cupertino, CA, US • 20 - 49 Employees
SaaS

UCEazy is acronym for "University and College Admissions Made Easy".We are a national virtual academy for college admissions. Our mission is to simplify the high school journey and college admissions process for students whose parents were educated outside of the U.S. 98% of our students were accepted into colleges ranked in the top 10% nationally. With decades of experience, our experts (counselors) can help your student get into his/her dream college. All of our counselors have a Master's or advanced degree. Together, our experts have guided over 15,000 students across the U.S. on how to get into their top choice colleges.We believe that college admissions is a five-year journey from grades 8-12. With that in mind, we have developed the following two programs:Excellerator Program (8th-10th Grades)We help develop a unique student who stands apart from others during the college admissions process. Our proprietary program is for students (and parents) as they journey through U.S. high schools and become multi-dimensional. We work with students and parents in four core areas: academic, emotional, extra-curricular activities and creative writing.College Admissions Program (11th-12th Grades)We guide students (and parents) on how to best present themselves throughout the college application process. Our comprehensive guidance includes developing a list of best-fit colleges, assisting with college essays and strategizing for financial aid. In junior year, we help students use their time wisely in order to increase their competitiveness for college admissions. In addition, we host educational webinars and seminars on different aspects of the college admissions process. Topics include Financial Aid, Essays, College List, Campus Visits etc. Webinar recordings are available for off-line viewing.We also have specialists for specific situations like transfers, international admissions, home school students, athletics admissions and students with disabilities.