u/DragonflyForward4102

Hey folks, posting on behalf of a friend I'm helping out. He's an international student from the Middle East who went through the A-level system at a British international school. He graduated at the top of his class with **3 A\*s and 2 As**, and scored a **1440 SAT**.

He applied to the Ivies along with a few safeties. He was waitlisted at **Princeton and Columbia**, and ultimately enrolled at **the University of Alabama** with roughly a **60% scholarship (just started)**.

He's currently studying **Electrical Engineering** and is considering transferring after his freshman year. His main targets are **MIT, Princeton, Columbia, and Northwestern**.

We're looking for advice from people who have gone through a similar transfer process, especially **international students transferring from a 4-year university into a top engineering program**.

Would also really appreciate recommendations for any **professional transfer admissions consultants/advisors** who are actually good at this kind of case. Not looking for someone to just edit essays, ideally someone who can help with the overall strategy: course selection, GPA, research/extracurriculars, school selection, and the transfer application.

Thanks!

Hey folks, posting on behalf of a friend I'm helping out. He's an international student from the Middle East who went through the A-level system at a British international school. He graduated at the top of his class with 3 A*s and 2 As, and scored a 1440 SAT.

He applied to the Ivies along with a few safeties. He was waitlisted at Princeton and Columbia, and ultimately enrolled at the University of Alabama with roughly a 60% scholarship (just started).

He's currently studying Electrical Engineering and is considering transferring after his freshman year. His main targets are MIT, Princeton, Columbia, and Northwestern.

We're looking for advice from people who have gone through a similar transfer process, especially international students transferring from a 4-year university into a top engineering program.

Would also really appreciate recommendations for any professional transfer admissions consultants/advisors who are actually good at this kind of case. Not looking for someone to just edit essays, ideally someone who can help with the overall strategy: course selection, GPA, research/extracurriculars, school selection, and the transfer application.

Thanks!

What are folks thoughts on a proper memory setup to connect sources like obsidian, slack, email, GitHub, etc…?

What are folks doing to set up a global memory for agents and have each agent also house its own memory system for more specialized agents. What are the best tools? Any tutorials?