Free Online Webinar
Former Harvard Admissions Officer: How to Plan Your Extracurriculars for Top Business Schools
Speaker: Matt Clemons, Former Director of Admissions, Harvard; Former Assistant Dean of Admissions, Duke
⏰ Wednesday, August 13, 2025 | 5 pm Pacific, 8 pm Eastern
Webinar Highlights
Thinking about business school? So are thousands of other ambitious students.
But what actually gets you in?
Join us for a free webinar where we break down exactly what top undergraduate business programs (like Wharton, Stern, Haas, and Ross) are looking for, and how to build a standout application starting now. We’ll cover:
- How competitive top business schools really are
- What admission officers look for in your profile
- How to plan meaningful extracurriculars
- Real student case studies: from launching startups to publishing research
Date: Wednesday, August 13, 2025
Time: 5 pm Pacific, 8 pm Eastern
Can't make it live? A replay will be available for you if you sign up!
About Matt
Matt Clemons is a Former Admissions Officer based in North Carolina. With a vast professional history in higher education, Matt has been involved in every part of the admissions process. He is specially qualified to guide students through the competitive landscape of college applications—knowing firsthand what admissions officers at schools like Duke University, Harvard, and Columbia look for when selecting their students.
Over the course of his career, Matt has worked in both undergraduate and graduate institutions in admissions and financial aid. As an expert in the admissions process, Matt is keenly aware of what the top universities are looking for in their students and which students are selected for scholarships. He has reviewed thousands of applications from countries all over the globe and awarded and disbursed millions of dollars in financial assistance. Over the course of his career, Matt has admitted students into schools such as Duke University, Harvard, Columbia, Manhattan School of Music, Cogswell University, and George Fox University.
Matt has been dedicated to education and helping students since the onset of his career. He taught English abroad in South Korea for two years before returning to the United States to work in enrollment management. Now, he strives to help students towards their pathways of success in higher education by giving them the tools and knowledge they need to excel in the top Ivy League schools.