Join CAP Admissions for a free webinar with John Morganelli, a former Cornell admissions officer, and learn what top universities actually look for — beyond grades.

Ogochukwu Onyia
Host

John Morganelli
Guest Speaker
Many African parents wait until SS3 or Year 12 before thinking seriously about university admissions. By then, there is very little time to build a strong academic story, leadership profile, activities, essays, testing strategy, and scholarship positioning.
Missing key windows for extracurricular development and early application advantages.
Misunderstanding the differences in admission requirements across US, UK, and Canada.
Ignoring the holistic factors that Ivy League and Oxbridge admissions officers prioritise.
In one hour, you will understand what your child should be doing now, how top universities evaluate international students, and how to start building a profile that can compete globally.
"Positioning isn't about manipulation; it's about showcasing your child's authentic potential in a language top admissions officers understand."
Ogochukwu Onyia
Founder, CAP Admissions

Former Cornell Admissions Officer
John has reviewed applications at one of the world’s most selective universities. In this webinar, he will help parents understand how admissions officers think, what makes a student stand out, and why strong applications are built over time.

Founder and Lead Consultant, CAP Admissions
Ogochukwu helps African families strategically position their children for global university admissions and scholarship opportunities. CAP Admissions exists to close the information and guidance gap for African students seeking access to the world’s best universities.
A clearer understanding of the key differences and which system fits your child best.
A checklist of what your child should be doing right now at their current grade level.
Step-by-step guidance on how to build a strong student profile over several years.
The subtle markers that admissions officers notice immediately in an application.
Practical ways to think about scholarships and how to position for them early.
A chance to ask your specific questions to a former Cornell admissions officer.
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The earlier you understand the process, the better your child’s options become.