History always goes all the way round
YEAR 2010: "Show us that you are not a white male"
It was one of the easiest periods to get accepted into top US universities. All you had to say was that you were not a white male that was born and raised in the USA.
So that means that you had to be a part of some minority (social, national, etc).
But after that Trump became the president. And immediately all the rules changed. Those who didn't transform their strategy failed.
When the old strategy dies, a new one comes - And when this happens, be sure to use the new one.
Rule number one of any applicant willing to get admitted into a US college:
YEAR 2016: Study till you drop!
Starting from the year 2016 admission offices became obsessed with exams.
That's when people start caring much more about receiving top scores on their SAT/ACT.
The exams started to adapt to this craze, and for example the SAT became much easier than it was before.
That was a perfect time for the ones willing to study hard in order to receive perfect Academics and get into their dream school.
However, after that US universities were "done" with an on-going flow of "robots", that were demonstrating perfect results on anything you would ask from them, but had absolutely no life outside of this perfect world …
That's when the strategy changed one more time. And those who refuse to follow new rules have no chance to succeed.
Rule number one of any applicant willing to get admitted into a US college:
When the old strategy dies, a new one comes - And when this happens, be sure to use the new one.
New strategy "Supernova" is based upon one main rule "Show up until others can't". And this strategy is surely gaining momentum .
That's why these days you see lots of foreigners going to US universities.
That's why the new strategy works better than others:
✅ It helps bypass the competition between applicants and not be a part of it
✅ This new approach towards the admissions process shows the up-to-date requirement of US universities and it is not based upon dated information spread all over the internet.