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Selected candidacies, organised by admissions stage and entry year.
A curated library of verified Avandy outcome records, organised by admissions stage and entry year. Each entry sets out the anonymised academic profile, target programme, university outcome and recorded areas of Avandy support.
The outcomes shown represent a selected set of documented Avandy cases. Additional verified outcomes are added to the library on an ongoing basis.
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2021 Entry
University of Oxford — MSc in Social Anthropology
Refined a 2,000-word written-work sample centred on qualitative research and ethnographic analysis for Oxford’s anthropology review.
- Academic background
- University of Edinburgh — Bachelor's degree in Sociology.
- Academic profile
- First-class degree (74/100); strong academic writing, with Oxford’s review requiring the submitted written work to evidence rigorous fieldwork methodology.
- Target programme
- MSc in Social Anthropology
Admissions highlights
Refined a 2,000-word written-work sample centred on qualitative research and ethnographic analysis for Oxford’s anthropology review.
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University of Oxford — MSc in Social Anthropology
2022 Entry
New York University — MS in Mechanical Engineering
Foregrounded practical control-theory and dynamics-simulation work, aligned with NYU’s automation and power-systems research.
- Academic background
- Tongji University — Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering.
- Academic profile
- GPA 84/100; GRE 320; solid engineering skills, with limited robotics and control-systems work grounded in New York application contexts.
- Target programme
- MS in Mechanical Engineering
Admissions highlights
Foregrounded practical control-theory and dynamics-simulation work, aligned with NYU’s automation and power-systems research.
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New York University — MS in Mechanical Engineering
2022 Entry
New York University — MS in Biostatistics
Added relevant online quantitative coursework and a gene-data analysis placement to demonstrate combined bioinformatics and data capability.
- Academic background
- Sun Yat-sen University — Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences.
- Academic profile
- GPA 3.6/4.0; a strong biology foundation, with comparatively limited advanced mathematics and statistics, including R/SAS, linear algebra and mathematical statistics.
- Target programme
- MS in Biostatistics
Admissions highlights
Added relevant online quantitative coursework and a gene-data analysis placement to demonstrate combined bioinformatics and data capability.
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New York University — MS in Biostatistics
2022 Entry
University of Oxford — MSc in Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing
Presented Python/C++ scientific-computing work aligned with the Oxford Mathematical Institute’s expectations.
- Academic background
- Imperial College London — Bachelor's degree in Mathematics.
- Academic profile
- First-class degree (82/100); primarily pure-mathematics experience, with limited code-based validation in parallel computing and numerical PDE methods.
- Target programme
- MSc in Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing
Admissions highlights
Presented Python/C++ scientific-computing work aligned with the Oxford Mathematical Institute’s expectations.
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University of Oxford — MSc in Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing
2022 Entry
Johns Hopkins University — MS in Finance
Focused the statement on corporate finance and capital-market risk, supported by financial-data modelling from a US placement.
- Academic background
- Ohio State University — Bachelor's degree in Financial.
- Academic profile
- GPA 3.55/4.0; GMAT 680; a sound US undergraduate background, with a need to distinguish the application through financial-technology and quantitative-tool experience.
- Target programme
- MS in Finance
Admissions highlights
Focused the statement on corporate finance and capital-market risk, supported by financial-data modelling from a US placement.
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Johns Hopkins University — MS in Finance
2022 Entry
Johns Hopkins University — MS in Business Analytics and Risk Management
Used supply-chain finance disruption risk to demonstrate an end-to-end Python forecasting project.
- Academic background
- Xiamen University — Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management.
- Academic profile
- GPA 85/100; GRE 322; a good data-analysis foundation, with a need to connect business analytics and risk management.
- Target programme
- MS in Business Analytics and Risk Management
Admissions highlights
Used supply-chain finance disruption risk to demonstrate an end-to-end Python forecasting project.
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Johns Hopkins University — MS in Business Analytics and Risk Management
2021 Entry
University of Cambridge — MPhil in Finance
Used high-frequency asset pricing and stochastic processes to demonstrate econometric research potential at interview.
- Academic background
- UCL — Bachelor's degree in Statistics And Finance.
- Academic profile
- First-class degree (77/100); GMAT 730; a strong quantitative profile requiring preparation for Cambridge’s academic interview and research-plan review.
- Target programme
- MPhil in Finance
Admissions highlights
Used high-frequency asset pricing and stochastic processes to demonstrate econometric research potential at interview.
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University of Cambridge — MPhil in Finance
2021 Entry
University of Cambridge — MPhil in Management
Connected economic game theory with corporate strategy and presented the argument clearly in both team and individual CJBS interviews.
- Academic background
- London School of Economics and Political Science — Bachelor's degree in Economics.
- Academic profile
- First-class degree (73/100); strong academic performance, with the Cambridge MPhil requiring a clear account of leadership and commercial insight from a non-business applicant.
- Target programme
- MPhil in Management
Admissions highlights
Connected economic game theory with corporate strategy and presented the argument clearly in both team and individual CJBS interviews.
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University of Cambridge — MPhil in Management
2021 Entry
Imperial College London — MSc Strategic Marketing
Refined the video-interview structure around Imperial’s assessment criteria and foregrounded practical digital-marketing experience.
- Academic background
- University of Manchester — Bachelor's degree in International Business.
- Academic profile
- 2:1 degree (68/100); below a first-class average, making the video interview and broader evidence of capability particularly important.
- Target programme
- MSc Strategic Marketing
Admissions highlights
Refined the video-interview structure around Imperial’s assessment criteria and foregrounded practical digital-marketing experience.
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Imperial College London — MSc Strategic Marketing
2022 Entry
Imperial College London — MSc Business Economics & Strategy
Applied industrial-organisation theory to platform monopoly and competitive strategy, aligning the statement with the programme’s academic focus.
- Academic background
- The Chinese University of Hong Kong — Bachelor's degree in Economics.
- Academic profile
- GPA 3.65/4.0; GRE 326; a strong theoretical base, with limited examples connecting microeconomic game theory to M&A and competitive strategy.
- Target programme
- MSc Business Economics & Strategy
Admissions highlights
Applied industrial-organisation theory to platform monopoly and competitive strategy, aligning the statement with the programme’s academic focus.
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Imperial College London — MSc Business Economics & Strategy
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