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The Harvard Crimson
7 counted items appear in this publication’s record. Explore the firms named and the publisher evidence supporting each attribution.
Coverage by year
- 2025
- 2
- 2022
- 2
- 2021
- 1
- 2015
- 1
- 2006
- 1
Publication sources
The reporters examine consulting, pricing, and marketing. The firms appear in different contexts, including brief naming examples.
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Brian Taylor comments on why reinstated testing requirements may have discouraged some Harvard applicants.
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Publisher article body identifies Ivy Coach in its reporting.
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The page credits Crimson Brand Studio and excludes the newsroom from production.
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The publisher labels the page as paid content.
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A second essay from the 2024 collection identifies The Ivy Institute and Crimson Brand Studio as its producers.
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Zakaree Harris describes the strengths of applicants who receive likely letters. Solomon co-founder Dan Lee explains how colleges rate prospective recipients.
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Katie Burns comments on the College Board’s move to a digital testing format. InGenius Prep managing director Daniel Valenti also discusses the test’s future.
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Christine Chu connects lower acceptance rates to rising application volume at Harvard and its peers.
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David Mainiero comments on how colleges describe aid programs when some students still borrow.
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Katherine Cohen describes the student’s writing and her role in putting it in front of an agent.
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