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Analyze early application results for the Class of 2026 with FLEX's expert counselors! This year’s early application results give indications of how colleges have continued to adapt to the changing college admissions landscape including testing policies and a more socially minded, less achievement-driven admissions process.

Get the statistics on FLEX's Early Round Decisions to see what worked (and what did not) and for a chance to meet some of our counselors who supported these students in getting into their target colleges!

Alex has nearly a decade of experience mentoring and teaching students. In his current role as a Master Admissions Consultant, Alex seeks to cultivate students not just academically but also holistically. He leads students toward a more contemplative life where they are able to reflect deeply on their own values, ambitions, and experiences. Alex is proud to have been part of the journey of students who have forged their way into such prestigious institutions as Columbia, Johns Hopkins, Wellesley, NYU, UC Berkeley, Georgia Tech, and Caltech.

Duncan is passionate about helping students reach their fullest potential. Since graduating from Duke University, he has dedicated himself to teaching and guiding students and their families through the college admissions process. His love for writing is something he seeks to pass on to all of his students, as well as his expertise in constructing high-quality application essays. With his strong writing background and ability to craft compelling essays, Duncan recognizes that each candidate has unique needs and requires a personalized approach. His aim is not only to assist his students in gaining admission to their preferred college or university, but also to cultivate lifelong literary skills and to develop as writers.

John is a passionate educational consultant with extensive experience assisting students navigate the college admission process. He is a 2009 graduate of Harvard College and a former interviewer for the Harvard College Office of Admissions. Several of his former students have gained admission to top universities, both at the undergraduate and
graduate levels. His favorite part of working as a counselor is helping students craft narratives that authentically reflect their personal experiences and enable them to succeed in the admissions process. He enjoys sharing his insights on what it takes to succeed in college and beyond and has
extensive experience coaching students interested in business and STEM-related careers.

Changes and Trends: Analyzing Early Results of the Class of 2026