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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.
Duke AB
Duke
Accepted to Duke, Stanford, UPenn, Columbia, U of Minnesota, Rice, Rochester, Brown, Macaulay Honors, Hunter, CUNY City, Brooklyn College, Yale, WashU, Hofstra
I'm quirky and intensely passionate -- just doing my best to make a difference!
Iron_Man
UC Berkeley
Accepted to UC Berkeley, UCLA, Northwestern, UMich
I'm a Jewish, volunteering, music writing and playing, MMA fighting, Berkeley bound student who puts my all into everything I do.
jzee
USC
Accepted to USC, Washington, UCSD
One of 22 students studying arts, technology, and business in the selective Iovine and Young Academy at USC!
KMM96
UPenn
Accepted to UPenn, GWU, NYU, Alabama, UDel
Proud graduate of the University of Pennsylvania.
BA in Art History, Class of 2019
karinamartinez
NYU
Accepted to NYU, SJC, UVM, Tulane, Susquehanna, Goucher , Holy Cross
Dramatic Lit major; minors in Environmental Science and Child/Adolescent Mental Health Studies.
chmo
Stanford
Accepted to Stanford, Cornell, Harvey Mudd, Cambridge, CMU, UMich, UCLA
I love robots and languages! Feel free to ask me for any advice.
sosostris
MIT
Accepted to MIT, CalTech, UChicago, UC Berkeley, UCLA
Astronomy major minoring in linguistics with a love for literature. I'll gladly edit essays, give advice on whole process and answer questions about college life here!
crk2020
Georgetown
Accepted to Georgetown, Northeastern, Villanova, BC, Fordham
While I wanted to go into business, all of my extracurricular activities had nothing to do with my intended major!. Learn how I used my diverse extracurricular involvement to my advantage, and how it set me apart from other applicants!
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