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2026 — HYP Global today released the results of a follow-up study of alumni from its Pre-Master's Boot Camp (PMBC) program. All respondents have completed PMBC and are now enrolled in graduate programs at U.S. partner universities. The study set out to capture, in alumni's own words, how PMBC has shaped their graduate studies and long-term development after the program.

In April 2026, HYP Global formalized an official Pre-Master Boot Camp (PMBC) partnership with the Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California, Irvine (UCI), becoming the school's official PMBC partner.

March 2026 — HYP Global Intelligence, the market intelligence arm of HYP Global, today released its 2025–2026 U.S. Graduate Enrollment Market Intelligence Report. Continuing HYP Global's approach of using a proprietary, in-house survey instrument, this year's edition significantly expands the scope, depth, and sample size of the research compared to prior years — drawing first-hand responses from 128 study abroad consultants across more than 120 agencies in mainland China and Taiwan, collected in March 2026. Respondents span the full agent ecosystem — from boutique studios to national chains — and collectively advise thousands of prospective graduate students each year.

Over seven years, HYP Global has grown from a single office in Shanghai into an international education brand with partnerships across 15+ U.S. universities. Here's a look back at the key milestones along the way.

On June 1, 2026, HYP Global formalized an official graduate admissions partnership with Yeshiva University (YU), covering master's programs across the Katz School of Science and Health and the Sy Syms School of Business.

In May 2026, Harry Gong, Founder and CEO of HYP Global, completed a new round of U.S. university visits — meeting in person with partner teams at UCR, UCI, CBU, Pepperdine, SCU, SDSU, and a number of other U.S. educational institutions.

On February 10, 2026, HYP Global formalized an official graduate admissions partnership with the Stevens Institute of Technology (SIT) Graduate School, providing global admissions promotion services for SIT's 50+ master's programs across the School of Engineering and Science and School of Business.

In January 2026, HYP Global partnered with Otis College of Art and Design (Otis) in Los Angeles, California, to participate in the SFK Global Art School Admission Fair, which was held across three major Chinese cities: Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. During the events, the HYP Global team and representatives from Otis College of Art and Design engaged in face-to-face discussions with prospective students, parents, and art education professionals. The sessions focused on Otis’ 2026 undergraduate and graduate admission information, academic programs, portfolio requirements, and application planning strategies, helping students better understand the U.S. art and design application process and prepare for their future academic goals.

On January 16, 2026, HYP Global and Santa Clara University (SCU) jointly hosted the “Open Day · Beijing Session” event in Beijing.

On January 16, 2026, HYP Global formalized an official admissions promotion partnership with the Graduate School of Washington University in St. Louis (WashU), covering graduate programs across four schools: the Olin Business School, McKelvey School of Engineering, Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts, and School of Law.

On January 11, 2026, HYP Global and Santa Clara University (SCU) successfully hosted the “Open Day · Shanghai Session” event in Shanghai. The event welcomed Dr. Toby McChesney, Vice Provost for Graduate Studies at Santa Clara University, who traveled to China to meet with prospective students, parents, and international education professionals. During the event, Dr. McChesney provided a comprehensive introduction to SCU’s educational philosophy, graduate programs, academic resources, and student support services, offering participants a deeper understanding of the university’s graduate education system and development opportunities.

Among the hundreds of students HYP Global has supported over the past seven years, Gloria Hao's story is a compelling example of what a career transition through PMBC can look like.