Since 2015, Beaver Academy has helped decades of students access to their dream school. In addition, Beaver Academy also helps students explore and develop their academic interests and capabilities.
2017
Princeton University
Student 1: W, US high school
Student 2: Li, Shanghai China, scholarship $55000 per year
Yale University
Student 1: Tang, Wuxi China, full scholarship $76000 per year
Student 2: Li, Shanghai China, full scholarship $76000 per year
Stanford University
Student: Li, Shanghai China
Columbia University
Student: Li, Shanghai China
University of Pennsylvania
Student: Ma, US high school
Northwestern University
Student: Liu, Singapore high school, Medill School of Journalism
Dartmouth College
Student 1: Tang, Wuxi, China, full scholarship, $76000 per year
Student 2: Liu, Singapore high school
Student 3: Li, Shanghai China
Cornell University
Student: Li, Shanghai China
Brown University
Student: Z, UWC
Chicago University
Student 1: Tang, Wuxi China, Early Action, Provost’s Scholar $37500
Student 2: Jin, Beijing China
Amherst College
Student: Li, Shanghai China, full scholarship $76000 per year
Wesleyan University
Student: Liu, Singapore high school, Freeman Asian Scholarship $59000 per year
Yale – NUS College
Student: Liu, Singapore high school, full scholarship $48000 per year
Colgate University
Student: Tang, Wuxi, China, scholarship $55000 per year
Mount Holyoke College
Student: Liu, Singapore high school, scholarship $40000 per year
2016
Yale University
Student: Dai, Changsha China, the only Chinese male student accepted by Yale’s Early Action in 2016
Dartmouth College
Student: Chu, US high school
Brown University
Student 1: Liao, Zhengzhou China
Student 2: Yan, US high school
Student 3: Chu, US high school
University of Pennsylvania
Student: Yan, US high school
Minerva School
Student 1: Dai, Changsha, China
Student 2: B, W City, China
Cornell University
Student 1: Yan, US high school
Student 2: Chu, US high school
Washington University in St. Louis
Student: Yan, US high school
Rice University
Student: Liao, Zhengzhou China
Northwestern University
Student 1: Yan, US high school, Medill School of Journalism
Student 2: Liao, Zhengzhou, China
Johns Hopkins University
Student: Chu, US high school
Emory University
Student: Chu, US high school
University of California, Berkeley
Student 1: Yan, US high school
Student 2: Liao, Zhengzhou, China
Duke University
Student: Chu, US high school
University of Virginia
Student 1: B, W City; China
Student 2: Yan, US high school
Student 3: Liao, Zhengzhou, China
Georgetown University
Student: Yan, US high school
University of California, Los Angeles
Student 1: Chu, US high school
Student 2: Yan, US high school
Student 3: X, W City China
Student 4: Liao, Zhengzhou, China
University of South California
Student: Wang, US high school
University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill
Student: Yan, US high school
University of California, Davis
Student: Chu, US high school, scholarship $83000
Swarthmore College
Student: Yan, US high school
Wellesley College
Student: Yan, US high school
Vassar College
Student: B, W City China
Harvey Mudd College
Student: Chu, US high school, scholarship $40000
Wesleyan College
Student: B, W City China
2015
Harvard University
Student: Dong, Huaibei China, the only Chinese student from mainland China accepted by Harvard’s Early Action in 2015, full scholarship
Duke University
Student: Zhuang, US high school
Rice University
Student: Hu, Wuhan, China
University of California, San Diego
Student: Zhou, Zhengzhou China
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Student: Ge, Beijing, China
Intel Science Talent Search
Student: Li, US high school, the first student from Chinese mainland who access to the semi-finalist
MIT INSPIRE - National High School Research Competition in the Aarts, Humanities & Social Science
Student: J, US high school, top prize and prize money $10,000
MIT Launch Summer - High School Entrepreneurship Program
Student: Pen, US high school, full scholarship, $6000
Ross Mathematics Program
Student: 2 students, one from China high school and one from US high school, admission Rate: <15%
Leadership in the Business World (LBW)
Student: J, US high school, admission rate: 2%
Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC)
Student: 1 student, US high school, admission rate: 6%
Secondary Student Training Program (SSTP)
Student: S, US high school
Stanford Summer Humanities Institute
Student: 3 students, all from US high school
Honors Summer Math Camp (HSMC)
Student: W, China high school
California State Summer School for Mathematics and Science (COSMOS)
Student: SW, US high school
Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS)
Student: 3 students, US high school
ArchaeoSpain program at Pollentia
Student: L, China high school