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Ultimate College Admissions Guide (Minority Edition)

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Most college admissions advice was not built for minority applicants.

As a Native Hawaiian, Hispanic, and Asian American Pacific Islander student, I learned firsthand how admissions advice often misses how to strategically use your background, context, and lived experiences to strengthen your application as a minority. Minority applicants are often evaluated than the majority of applicants, which makes it especially important to understand these rarely taught strategies to make you stand out.


For less than 1/10 the price of college support services, you get a comprehensive 30-page Minority College Admissions Playbook built from the exact strategies I learned after getting rejected from my dream school Stanford REA to rebuilding my application approach, and later getting into all the top 20 schools I applied to including Harvard, Brown, Penn, Cornell, and helping hundreds of others do the same.


Inside, you’ll learn how to:

  • Use your identity and background strategically without making your entire application about being a minority
  • Learn insider strategies and information on what admissions officers look for in minority applicants
  • Turn context, culture, and community into clear evidence of contribution
  • Build an application mission that makes your story feel coherent
  • Avoid minority-specific essay and positioning mistakes
  • Write stronger personal statements, supplements, and community essays
  • Make your academic and extracurricular profile stand out within your actual circumstances
  • Communicate cultural experiences so admissions readers understand their meaning and impact
  • Build a smarter school list based on opportunity, belonging, support, and affordability
  • Learn directly from my own application and what I would change today


Plus: Minority Applicant Templates + Exclusive 1:1 Coaching Offer

You’ll also get practical tools including an Identity-to-Evidence Map, Context & Opportunity Audit, Cultural Story Bank, Community Impact Audit, Application Messaging Matrix, and Final Identity Audit — plus an exclusive discount on 1:1 admissions coaching.


Skip the generic minority admissions advice. Learn how to make your real background, experiences, and contribution impossible to miss.

You will get a PDF (3MB) file

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Naomi W.

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Worth it to learn the admissions game

There are so many general admissions resources, but very few address minority applicants this directly. The perspective and specific strategies especially about what colleges look for in minority applicants made it easily worth the price
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Jing Z.

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Easily worth the price

For the price, there is a lot of useful information here that I haven’t seen explained this clearly elsewhere. It goes beyond generic diversity advice and actually teaches you how to think strategically about your background and how it fits into your application. I would definitely recommend it alongside his general admissions guide. Thank you so much Chancen!
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Aisha A.

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Finally a useful college guide for minority applicants

This felt much more relevant than a normal admissions guide. It helped me understand how to incorporate my background into my application naturally and helped me to learn the insider information on what admissions officers really look for in minority applicants. Well worth the money.
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Darmari Q.

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A lot of value that feels like people spend hundreds for

I was surprised by how detailed and specific this was. Instead of repeating the same admissions advice you can find for free online, it focuses on questions minority applicants may actually be thinking about. For less than $15, it saved me a lot of time trying to piece together this information myself as a black minority
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Yaretzi Y.

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Hands down best minority college admissions guide!

What stood out to me was how nuanced the guide was. It doesn’t just say “write about your identity” or give generic diversity advice. It explains how your background can fit into the larger story of your application, when it makes sense to discuss certain experiences, and how to avoid sounding like you’re writing what you think admissions officers want to hear. It made the whole process feel much clearer and more strategic.
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