Inspirit AI College Admissions Results and Stories
In the past 2 years, 400+ Inspirit AI Scholars have been accepted to undergraduate degrees at Harvard, Yale, Princeton,Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Oxford, and Cambridge, among many other top universities.
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We are proud to share that many Inspirit AI Scholars alumni have been admitted to top universities, citing our program as a key element to their success in the college admissions process. Fill out this form to receive a copy of our college admissions report and learn more about how AI Scholars can add value to a student’s entry into higher education.
AI Scholars Alumni at Leading Universities Worldwide
Jiya Patel
AI + Healthcare: Pneumonia Detection
“The AI Scholars program impacted my preparation for college and my academic journey by really getting me interested in AI/Machine Learning. I learned a lot about Computer Science and its medical applications which inspired my drive for pursuing a degree in Biomedical Engineering.”
Andrew Zhang
AI + Ethics: Fairness and Resume Bias
“Having never had any real experience with AI or computer science before the AI Scholars program, it opened my eyes to a lot of the interesting and important work around AI… My current classes in AI and CS are inspired by those first initial introductions to these concepts from the AI Scholars program.”
Aarush Goradia
AI + Journalism: Fake News Detection
“Since I was applying for an engineering major, real, tangible experience in engineering was very important for my application. I also believe that the program strongly developed my programming skills, which also helped when applying to engineering programs.”
Kyler Shu
AI + Music: Recommender Systems
“The AI Scholars program was good at giving me a workable understanding of AI and some hands on experience where I otherwise wouldn't know where to start… It definitely opened the door to more opportunities that did help me prepare for college.”
Class of 2028 Admissions Results:
400+ Inspirit AI Scholars have been accepted to undergraduate degrees at Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Oxford, and Cambridge, among many other top universities worldwide. We are proud to have 150+ alumni accepted to Ivy League+ schools in the past 2 years.
A snapshot of where our Class of 2028 alumni have been admitted:
Princeton University:
5 acceptances
University of Pennsylvania:
13 acceptances
Stanford University:
11 acceptances
University of Cambridge:
5 acceptances
Harvard University:
5 acceptances
UC Berkeley:
38 acceptances
Growth in AI Programs at Leading Universities
At Stanford,
Machine Learning courses are the most popular at Stanford, growing from 10 to nearly 40 in the past decade.
A specialized AI Track has been introduced, where students can specialize in the intersection of AI + any field of interest.
At MIT,
A $350 million gift enabled the establishment of the MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing in 2018 dedicated to AI education.
50 new faculty positions have been created related to AI, doubling MIT’s academic capability in computing & AI.
At Carnegie Mellon,
Carnegie Mellon launched the first undergraduate AI degree in the U.S. in 2018.
The university invested in a brand-new 2,000 square foot AI “maker space” that houses robots, drones, smart appliances, VR/AR devices, and high-end computers for student projects and research
Stand Out in College Admissions with an AI Project
The AI projects that students create in our AI Scholars program can help give high schoolers a leg up in college admissions.
Pre-College Preparation Workshops: Prepare for college applications through experiential workshops from alums of leading universities, including Stanford and MIT.
Build an AI for Social Good Project: Showcase your AI project on your college application, resume, and admissions essays.
Cultivate Skills for College Interviews: Develop communication and interview skills to successfully communicate your project work in a college interview.
Develop a connection with an AI mentor: Build a relationship with your project mentor, who may provide recommendation letters or references.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Leaders: From High School to Higher Education
Our AI Scholars come from schools from around the world and often attend the world’s most prestigious higher education institutions. Here is a snapshot of some of our students’ journeys.
