Leadership is a factor in every selective college admissions decision, and it's one you can actively build. During this webinar, former Stanford admissions officer Amber Bisnauth shows you how!
Leadership is a factor in every selective college admissions decision. Students who can demonstrate real initiative, involvement, and impact in their community have a stronger application, but most don't know how to build a leadership profile intentionally or present it effectively.

In this session exclusively for NSHSS, former Stanford admissions officer Amber Bisnauth walks you through what leadership means in the context of college admissions, how to develop it throughout high school, and how to make sure it comes through clearly in your application.

You'll leave knowing:
- What admissions officers actually look for when they evaluate leadership
- How to find and pursue meaningful opportunities to lead in high school
- How to grow your involvement into roles with real impact and responsibility
- How to present your leadership across your activities list, essays, and recommendations
  • Building a Leadership Profile for College Admissions Presentation
  • Live Q&A
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    Former Admission Officer at Stanford University
    Hi, everyone! My name is Amber, and I previously worked as an Undergraduate Admission Counselor at Stanford University. I have both a student-athlete and admission perspective of Stanford University, and graduated from Stanford with a major in International Relations and a minor in Spanish and Portuguese. While at Stanford, I was a Track & Field athlete. In the admission office, I reviewed applications from different parts of the country and the world, and I look forward to using my experience to encourage you along your own path to college admission soon!