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First Name
Last Name
High School
Colleges Into Which Recent And Past Ucan Seniors Were Admitted
Rachel
Weitzman
N/a (class of 2012)
Yale, Princeton, MIT, Johns Hopkins, UC Berkeley, National Merit Scholar and
scored 2380 on the official SAT test.
Jenny
Chen
Alhambra HS
UC San Diego; UC Santa Barbara
Ray
Chou
Alhambra HS
PCC
Alisa
Unell
Alverno (class of 2012)
Westmont, USD, St Michaels
Nick
Albino
Arcadia HS
Yale
Jeff
Macdonald
Arcadia HS
Claremont McKenna.
Kelsey
Jacobsen
Arcadia HS
UCLA, UC Berkeley, Northwestern, University of Chicago, Washington University
Andrew
Rivera
Bishop Amat Memorial
HS (class of 2011)
Art center
Daniel
Flores
Cathedral HS
Cal Lutheran ($36000 4 yrs), Azusa Pacific ($25000 4 yrs)
Marisa
Gonzales
Crescenta Valley HS
(class of 2012)
University of Miami, Occidental
Julian
Lopez
Don Bosco Tech (class
of 2011)
USD, UCR, St Marys, SD State.
Ted
Caplan
School in England (class
of 2011)
Middlebury College, University of Bristol
Megan
Connell
Flintridge Prep
Santa Clara(scholarship), UC San Diego, UC Irvine
Rachel
Geragos
Flintridge Prep
USC, LMU
Brass
Bralley
Flintridge Prep
University of Alabama (scholarship); University of New Mexico, Cal Poly
Pomona
Christine
Poon
Flintridge Prep
USC ( Marshall Business School); UC Berkeley; UCLA; NYU. BU
Emily
Law
Flintridge Prep
University of Chicago, Rhode Island School of Design, University of Maryland
Brooke
Elby
Flintridge Prep (class of
2011)
University of North Carolina full scholarship soccer
Katherine
Gardiner
Flintridge Prep (class of
2011)
Berkeley, UCSD, UCSB honors, USC (invited to apply for USC honors), wait listed
at Boston College & Georgetown
Brandon
Wen
Flintridge Prep (class of
2011)
Cornell, Washington University in St. Louis, Northwestern, RISD, NYU, USC,
NYU (scholar program), Tufts, Boston University (scholar program)
Lauren
Yonai
Flintridge Sacred Heart
Cornell
Alana
AlvaradoYokoyama
Flintridge Sacred Heart
Boston University, USD, Villanova
Alexandra
Watson
Flintridge Sacred Heart
Wheaton; Connecticut College
Monique
Lind
Flintridge Sacred Heart
(class of 2011)
LMU, USD, Chapman University, USF, Marymount College, Pepperdine
Katie
Thomson
Flintridge Sacred Heart
(class of 2011)
University of Richmond
Catherine
Teebay
Flintridge Sacred Heart
(class of 2012)
Colby
Rowan
Smith
Flintridge Sacred Heart
(class of 2012)
UCLA, USC, Cal Poly Pomona
Ryan
Rogers
Hotchkiss
Stanford
Taylor
Evensen
Hotchkiss (class of 2011)
Dartmouth, U Penn, London School of Economics, Duke, Williams, BC, Georgetown, Vanderbilt, Notre Dame, and Johns Hopkins
Elena
Stratton
Immaculate Heart
Boston College, Scripps, UC Santa Barbara
Alan
Hung
J J Pierce HS, Texas
University of Michigan
Ethan
Lubka
La Canada HS
Dartmouth
Kai
Niihara
Lachsa HS (class of 2011)
Tufts, Otis School of Design, UC Riverside
Zack
Schwartz
Lachsa HS
Cal State Northridge
Joe
Agajanian
La Salle
Harvey Mudd College (Claremont Colleges), UCLA,
UC Irvine, Boston College, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz,
U.of Richmond, U.of Arizona, Trinity
Ahren
Samuel
La Salle
Spellman, Fisk
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been responsible - over the last 10 years - for helping
hundreds of students at prep and public schools like
Loyola HS, Flintridge Prep, Polytechnic, Westridge, San
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Glen
Glunawan
La Salle
UC Berkeley and UCLA
Kala
Cuerington
La Salle
NYU, Northeastern, Amherst, Spellman.
Kelly
Williams
La Salle
Pitzer, American University, Grinnell, Pepperdine
Sofia
Robles
La Salle (class of 2011)
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Cal State Long Beach, University of San Francisco, LaVerne, Fullerton
Tony
Chen
Los Altos HS
Los Altos HS - Rice, Oberlin, North-western, UC Berkeley
Kevin
Hernandez
Loyola HS
Stanford and Harvard
Ryan
Woodruff
Loyola HS
Boston U, Tulane, SMU, Villanova, Santa Clara, UCSB, LMU
Warren
Williamson
Loyola HS
Emory University; UC Berkeley, Villanova, UC Santa Barbara
Adam
Stout
Loyola HS
Princeton
Alex
Plana
Loyola HS
Yale, Stanford, Princeton
Brent
Baltimore
Loyola HS
Claremont McKenna (full scholarship), Michigan,
Cameron
McDaniel
Loyola HS
Howard University, Morehouse College
Clifton
Smith
Loyola HS
USC (National Merit Scholar)
Eric
Gronroos
Loyola HS
Marquette University (half Scholarship), University of Arizona
Hayden
Tyson
Loyola HS
NYU, Fordham, Santa Clara, UC Davis
Joey
Mezzatesta
Loyola HS
Stanford
Jonathan
Rossi
Loyola HS
Harvard
Michael
Hernandez
Loyola HS
Notre Dame
Patrick
Hernandez
Loyola HS
Notre Dame
Reynolds
Holmes
Loyola HS
Yale
Ryan
Holmes
Loyola HS
UC Berkeley
Scott
Hernandez
Loyola HS
U of Penn
Joey
Anguili
Loyola HS
Georgetown
Richard
Washington
Loyola HS
USC
Henry
Hernandez
Loyola HS
Harvard
Brian
Williams
Loyola HS
Naval Academy
Kai
Yokoyama
Loyola HS (class of 2011)
Loyola New Orleans
George
Jacobs
Loyola HS (class of 2011)
SMU, LMU, USD, UC Santa Clara, wait listed UCSB
Jack Campbell
Woodruff
Loyola HS (class of 2011)
Santa Clara, SMU ($60 000 scholarship), Tulane, Fairfield
Andrew
Dewitt
Loyola HS (class of 2011)
Boston University (early decision)
Jonathan
Villar
Loyola HS (class of 2012)
American University, De Paul ($32k scholarship)
Michael
Quinn
Loyola HS (class of 2011)
UCLA, Boston College, UCSD, St. John's New York
Alex
Verdugo
Loyola HS (class of 2012)
Cal Poly Pomona
Paige
Brott
Lycee International School
of LA (class of 2011)
NYU, Berkeley, UCLA, Georgetown University, George Washington University, American University, Boston University, Drew University
Grace
Leung
Maranatha
USC, UCLA
Hayley
Lyddon
Maranatha
Texas Christian university, SMU
Whitney
Catalano
Maranatha (class of 2011)
Boston University, University of Denver, USD, UCSB, UCSC, Drexel,
Northeastern
Kierra
Moore
Maranatha (class of 2011)
Spelman and Howard
Jessica
Chang
Mark Keppel HS
UC Berkeley
Kimberly
Guan
Mark Keppel HS
Ucla, Uc Berkeley
Stephanie
Wong
Mark Keppel HS
UC Berkeley
Ying
Hua
Marshall Senior
Yale, Stanford, Duke, University of North Carolina (scholarship), UC
Berkeley, UC San Diego (Regents Scholarship)
Chelsey
Clayton
Mayfield Senior
George Washington University, American University, Spelman, Howard
University, Boston U
Kathryn
Cherkas
Mayfield Senior
University of St. Andrews (Scotland), McGill (Montreal)
Katherine
Sears
Mayfield Senior
University of Missouri, American University, TCU, Gonzaga
Danielle
Dondanville
Mayfield Senior
UCLA, USD (full scholarship), SMU, Bucknell
Mary Kate
Roohan
Mayfield Senior
Notre Dame, Holy Cross, UC San Diego, Fairfield
Megan
Sweenie
Mayfield Senior
Santa Clara, UC San DIego, Loyola University of Chicago
Michelle
Mohr
Mayfield High School (class
of 2011)
Notre Dame
Madeline
Renn
Mayfield (class of 2012)
CU Boulder
Kathleen
Brady
N/A
Harvard
Stephen
Manning
New Jersey
Colorado College, Kenyon, George Washington, Occidental College
Gregory
Trenk
Notre Dame
University of Pacific
Blaine
Radley
Pasadena HS
Morehouse
Rose
Dicovitsky
Polytechnic
Dartmouth (early decision)
Danny
Meurer
Polytechnic
Georgetown, Washington U, USC, Dartmouth (waitlisted)
Janet
Mokhnatkin
Polytechnic
Pomona College, Dual admission program BS/MD. Drexel Medical School,
Cincinnati Medical School; Rice
Sarah
Zelek
Polytechnic
Yale, Brown, Cornell
Christopher
Raidy
Polytechnic
USC
Alen
Yen
Polytechnic
Boston U
Cameron
Raidy
Polytechnic
SMU, Purdue and Colorado
Carolyn
Williamson
Polytechnic
Georgetown, UC Davis, UC San Diego, Boston College,
M
y son, Alex, enrolled in Ucan’s test
prep and college planning program as a sophomore. Alejandro had an
important
advantage
starting the test prep and
admission process early
dramatically increased
his chances of success. With the help of highly
trained coaches, my son improved rapidly. He
went from a 2080 to a 2290 on his recent March
2007 SAT tests. Additionally, with the ongoing strategic guidance of Jonathan and Melody
Mitchell, my son’s chances of being admitted to
the top schools in the nation have been significantly optimized. I am so grateful to have found
this unique program with its impressive track record and guaranteed test score gains. I strongly
recommend Ucan Prep and Ucan Plan to any parent or student serious about test prep and college admission success!
Tony Plana (Mr. Plana is a star in the ABC TV smash
hit “Ugly Betty”) His son Alex, a Loyola alumni,
was admitted to Yale, Stanford and Princeton.
R
amona Convent’s principal and I are thrilled
to offer Ucan’s SAT prep and college admission program to our community. After considering various test prep organizations, we decided
to offer Ucan’s test prep services to parents and
students of Ramona Convent because of this
program’s impressive and proven track record.
The Ucan has our highest endorsement and we
strongly recommend that you take advantage of
their test prep program.
Antoinette Spohn, Former Ramona Convent
Counselor
M
y family is very pleased with the performance of ours sons on the SAT after taking classes at UCAN Prep. UCAN made everything a good experience, and worked with our
schedule to prep the boys for the SAT. The boys’
respective scores each increased 200 points,
and we were very pleased with the results on
the SAT.
Best regards,
Cherie Raidy (Cameron and Christopher are
Polytechnic graduates).
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S
hortly before I came to Ucan, I received my PSAT results. I scored a 182, which placed me just inside the “maybe”
range for some UCs, and way outside the range for some of the Ivies to which I wanted to apply. Through the
skilled and knowledgeable coaching of my ucan coaches, I brought this score up to a 2090, a 270 point increase. Also,
there is no doubt in my mind that without Ucan’s college planning program I would not have received acceptances to
UCLA, UC Berkeley, NYU, the University of Pennsylvania, Notre Dame, and Brown University.
Bobby Alvarez (St John Bosco)
Jason
Leung
Polytechnic
Duke University
Kathleen
Lamanna
Polytechnic
Washington University; UC Berkeley; Barnhard; UCLA; Davidson
Alex
Bea
Polytechnic
Middlebury College, Rice University, UC Berkeley
Justin
Liu
Polytechnic
Duke University
Megan
Anderson
Polytechnic (class of 2011)
Purdue, Colorado Boulder, Puget Sound
Aubrey
Walker
Polytechnic (class of 2011)
Harvard, Stanford, Brown
Jessica
Montoya
Polytechnic (class of 2011)
Univ. of Virginia, Univ. of Maryland, Wake Forest, Univ.of Wisconsin, Clemson, Univ.of Washington, UC Santa Barbara
Tiffany
Horigushi
Ramona Convent
UCLA, UC Berkeley, Boston U; Stanford (waitlisted);
Austyn
Gabig
Ramona Convent
UC Irvine, UC San Diego
Teresa
Alverez
Ramona Convent
San Francisco University,St Mary’s
Jacqueline
To
Ramona Convent
Stanford, Princeton
Corina
Lara
Ramona Convent (class
of 2011)
Syracuse ($40,000 scholarship)
Vanessa
Martinez
Ramona Convent (class
of 2011)
Harvard ($42 000+ in scholarships and grants.), U Penn, Notre
Dame, USC.
Jessica
Rios
Ramona Convent (Class
of 2012)
UC Merced (Scholarship), Cal Poly Pomona
Brandon
Brown
San Marino HS
Claremont McKenna
Brian
Bosford
San Marino HS
USC, Syracuse, Tulane, University of Washington, Cal Poly
Steven
Ni
San Marino HS
USC, Syracuse, Tulane, University of Washington, Cal Poly
Yuko
Tamaoki
San Marino High School
(class of 2011)
Syracuse, USD, University of San Francisco, UC Santa Cruz, St.
Johns, UC Riverside, University Colorado Boulder, Willamette
University
Patrick
Young
San Marino High School
(class of 2011)
Johns Hopkins, UC Berkeley, USC
Karen
Lawrence
South Pasadena HS
USC, UCLA, UC San Diego
Jenny
Huang
San Marino HS (class of
2012)
UC San Diego
Ayaka
Omoto
San Marino HS (class of
2012)
NYU
Parker
Howe
South Pasadena HS
UCSD; Babson
David
Garnitz
South Pasadena HS
(class of 2011)
UCLA, USC, Boston College, Fordham, UCSD
UCSB (Honors Program), UCSC
Blake
Parson
South Pasadena HS (class
of 2011)
Boston University, UCLA, USC, Northeastern U,UC Santa Barbara,
UC Irvine, wait listed at Stanford
Christian
Deamer
South Pasadena HS (class
of 2012)
Penn State
Haseeb
Khan
South Pasadena HS (class
of 2012)
NYU, USC, National Merit Scholar
Wilson
Mueller
South Pasadena HS (class
of 2012)
Carnegie Mellon, Cooper Union
Charlie
Martin
St Francis
USF, Hofftra ($16 000 scholarship), LMU
Vincent
Korth
St Francis
Georgetown
Andrew
Pilmer
St Francis (class of 2011)
Attending USC as a BFA theatre major, NYU, Emerson College,
LMU, American University, and Fordham University
Trevor
DeVore
St.Francis
Cal Poly Pomona, Purdue, U of Illinois
Andrew
Evans
St Francis (class of
2012)
Notre Dame
Bobby
Alvarez
St. John Bosco HS
Brown, UPenn, Notre Dame, UCLA, UC Berkeley
Bryant
Hsu
Taiwan American School
USC, UC Berkeley
Andrew
Atwong
Thacher School (class of
2012)
Claremont McKenna
Maddy
Eker
Vancouver, Canada
Arizona State
Amanda
Morse
Westridge
Cornell, Santa Clara, University of Richmond, George
Washington
Amy
Chou
Westridge
University of Chicago, UC Berkeley
Nicole
Schori Martel
Westridge (class of 2011)
UC Santa Cruz, UC Merced, U of San Diego, U of Hawaii
Manooa, U of Arizona, Arizona State, University of Colorado
Boulder
Annie
Chiao
Westridge
Cornell; Columbia (waitlisted); Johns Hopkins, USC; Northwestern
Amanda
Morse
Westridge
Cornell, Santa Clara, University of Richmond, George
Washington
I
gotta just say that Ucan is an amazing college prep place. At first before I came to, I had some doubts about
myself, and I did not know where to
go with the whole college application
process. And then my parents enrolled
me in the ucan program. Everyone was
helpful, my math SAT instructor Taner,
Jonathan with the Critical Reading was
amazing at it, and Margit, who does not only the SAT writing, but also helps with the college essays was a superb
helper. You know, Jonathan, and the whole Ucan family
lpackaged my application perfectly and I got accepted to
John Hopkins University under early decision and this
made me so happy. And I can’t thank enough Ucan. I feel
I learned a lot from this experience not just college planning but also about mindset, how to focus, especially
Critical Reading. I thank my family and Ucan for everything that has happened to me and for all my successes.
Patrick Young (San Marino, class of 2011. Patrick was accepted to Johns Hopkins; UC Berkeley, USC)
W
e cannot thank Jonathan, Taner and the staff at
UCAN enough for the outstanding job that they
did in assisting with my son’s application process. I had
to go out of town unexpectedly right in the middle of the
process and right before finals. It was suggested that I
contact UCAN and I cannot express how impressed I am
with Jonathan and his fantastic staff. They set up timelines, reviewed essays, provided additional help preparing
for finals, filling out the applications and followed up with
phone calls and emails. They are a very professional organization and I recommend them highly.
Susan McIntosh (Her son Scott, a Loyola alumni, was admitted into his first choice, Notre Dame)
W
hile I’m sure there were varied
reasons why my son, Jonathan
Rossi, was admitted into Harvard College, I feel that the SAT preparation that
he received from UCAN Prep was vital to
his success. They worked around his frenetic schedule (with its countless football
practices) to set him up in a small group
of academic peers where he could learn not only from his
teachers, but from the feedback of the other students as
well. For all of these reasons, I highly recommend UCAN’s
SAT preparation to any student who is serious about
doing well. Jonathan’s older brother utilized the program
offered by Ivy West, but I can say without hesitation that
UCAN Prep was by far the better program.“
Nancy Rossi
(Jonathan, a Ucan alumni and Loyola graduate, gained
200 SAT points, scored 2100 and was admitted to Harvard).
Amy
Chou
Westridge
University of Chicago, UC Berkeley
Dianne
Jackson
Westridge
Brown University
Annie
Chiao
Westridge
Cornell; Columbia (waitlisted); Johns Hopkins, USC; Northwestern
Jessica
Chang
Westridge
USC, UC Berkeley, Rice (Wait Listed)
Megan
O’Toole
Westridge
Tufts
Pauline
Hsieh
Westridge
USC, UC Irvine, Carnegie Mellon
Tiffany
Hsieh
Westridge
Stanford
Victoria
Corbisiero
Westridge (class of 2011)
Berkeley School of Music in Boston, Bard,
Puget Sound, St. Olaf, Calarts, Depaul,
Eugene Lang
Kimberly
Koperski
Westridge (class of 2012)
College of William & Mary, George Washington
Kimberly
Koperski
Westridge (class of 2012)
Lehigh, Tulane, Case Western
Kristy
Koperski
Westridge (class of 2012)
Lehigh, Northeastern
T
o put it plain and simple, UCAN helped me prepare for my ACT enormously. My verbal coach helped my English score jump from a 28 to
a 34 (woohoo!) and my Reading score from a 26 to a 28 while my math coach helped boost my Math and Science scores by two points
each! Also, Lisa and Jonathan were awesome aids in my college application process. Lisa helped me strengthen my writing skills and helped
me understand how to write a real college essay - the kind that knocks your socks off. Jonathan helped me stay on top of all my due dates
and go that extra mile in creative ways on my applications that the colleges really want to see. I’m so thankful I used UCAN for both my ACT
test prep and my college applications.
Katherine Sears (Mayfield Senior was accepted to her top college pick American University)
We are so happy with our son’s SAT score.
Glen got a 2330. Ben and Faye Gunawan (Glen is a La Salle alumni. He was admitted to UC Berkeley and UCLA).
H
ey Mr. Mitchell,
Things went very well! Overall, I was 9 for my 12 schools. I got into SMU, Villanova, USD, Santa Clara, UCSB, Boston University, LMU, Fordham, and
Tulane. I got money from all of the schools except Villanova and UCSB. As of right now I am going to take Tulane, as they have a strong pre-law, I love
New Orleans, and I got $20,000 a year for community service and grades! I am so excited and happy with my results and can’t thank you enough for
everything! Sincerely,
Ryan Woodruff (Ucan and Loyola alumni).
Vanessa Martinez, Ucan Senior, Raises Her Score From A 1950 to 2190 in Just A Few Weeks Before October 2010 SAT Test
And Uses Ucan’s College Planning And Admission Strategies To Get Into Harvard, Notre Dame, UPenn and USC.
S
AT’s can be scary. I walked into the room for my first test with palms sweaty, legs shaking, and heart fluttering. I was extremely
nervous. When I received my score, I was a little relieved. I figured I would take it a second time to see if I could improve. I didn’t.
I did worse! I couldn’t understand it. How do I do better?
UCAN answered that question. They outlined techniques, showed me strategies, and gave me invaluable tips. Having taken the SAT twice,
I thought I knew the test. It turned out there was a lot I didn’t know; UCAN enlightened me. They were always ready to answer questions, always willing to adapt to my schedule, and most importantly always there to cheer me on. There were times that I thought,
Am I going to reach my goal? I would simply walk into class and be reassured, feeling like I could accomplish anything. After countless
practice essays, math questions, and long readings, I felt confident as I went to take the October SAT. But the SAT’s are only half the battle. Even if I get a 2400
on the SAT and have all the qualities and characteristics that colleges are looking for, how do I present that information in my essays, and short answers,
and activity lists? UCAN’s college planning really provided the insights on how to package the information, providing deadlines that would keep me
organized and ahead of schedule. I almost can’t express how thankful I am to UCAN for giving me the opportunity to get into the college of my dreams
and achieve the future I’ve always wanted.
Vanessa Martinez (Ramona Convent class of 2011. She scored 2190 on the October SAT)
A
Aubrey Walker, Polytechnic’s ASB CLASS President Deploys Ucan Test Prep And College Admission Strategies To Get Into Harvard.
fter receiving a 191 on the PSAT, I committed myself to studying to surpass my goal of 2,000. In order to study for the March 2010 test, I bought a
prep book to familiarize myself with each section. On this test however, I only received a 1950.
I started late with UCAN after a busy summer, but I was still able to increase my scores. The phenomenal tutors help to elaborate on the ins and
outs of the test. You are in an environment where everyone around you wants to learn. Most importantly, you cultivate a mindset in which the SAT test
becomes fun. Yes, FUN! With countless practice tests, I went into the test relaxed and confident. Because of UCAN, the test seemed only to be an expression of my preparation, and had I been prepared well! As a result, I surpassed my goal on the October SAT with a 750 in Critical Reading! So many of
my friends had also prepped in an attempt to do better on the SAT their second time around. Many of them received the same score, or even got a lower
score. UCAN guarantees an improvement, one which I am proud to have achieved.
With UCAN’s college assistance, I was kept on track to finish my early applications. My essays were able to be reviewed and edited for syntax
so that the content could truly shine. In addition, a comprehensive resume was created that helped to not only recall all of my extracurricular activities
but also to explain their greater significance and how they related to my character. This supplement was not only beneficial for the college process, but
was a lifesaver to be used later for scholarship applications as well. Without UCAN, I would not have been as hopeful and confident as I am about applying
for colleges and scholarships.
Call 626-872 3059 to schedule your
complimentary college planning consultation session or
visit www.planforcollegeseminar.com to register
for your Free college planning seminar.