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mmc2020
USC
Accepted to USC, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UCSD, Pepperdine, CSULB, CSULA
I a USC Alumni ('19) with a BA in Communication. I'd be happy to read essays for development and word cutting to match word count. Recently helped sister gain admission to Columbia
janetzhang321
Columbia
Accepted to Columbia, Fordham, Northeastern, Binghamton
Columbia Student studying Computer Science and Political
Science
seopinspirit
Princeton
Accepted to Princeton, UVA, MIT, Stanford, CMU, Yale, Columbia
A math-loving girl from an average public high school, Princeton ORFE '19. I'm here to give you the advice that helped me get into all the schools I applied to!
Logan
USC
Accepted to Northwestern, USC, NYU, CMU, SMU, OKCU, Berklee, ,
International Baccalaureate Candidate, Violist, Pianist, Composer and Third Degree Black Belt
ravenedw
Tulane
Accepted to Tulane, UT Austin, LSU, LUNO, Baylor, UMHB
I am an aspiring physician who loves dogs and fighting for social justice.
Isandres2
Williams
Accepted to Utah, Colorado, Colby, Williams, SMCVT
Hi! I go by Izi and I am a current student at Williams College Class of 2019. I hope to be a biology or sociology major with a neuroscience concentration. I am on the NCAA Division 1 alpine ski team here.
Christlike
UMD
Accepted to UMD, Fordham, Purdue, Pitt, Howard
The essence of my character isn't measured by my sense of competence or abilities, but fathomed by my unwavering tenacity to overcome and achieve greatness in spite of much unrest.
ann7342
JHU
Accepted to JHU
Hello! I will be a freshman at JHU majoring in Cognitive Neuroscience
zhess
UCLA
Accepted to UCLA, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UCSB, UCSD, Washington, Cal Poly
Learning always - in and out of the classroom
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