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ash15
UCSC
Accepted to UCSC, UCSB, NYU, SDSU, Cal Poly Pomona, UCSD
Hi! I attended an all-girls private Catholic High School in which I excelled in ECs while maintaining a decent GPA in the hardest courses my school offered. Please choose me as a mentor, I have a lot of helpful advice even if my stats aren't similar.
rebeccad
Middlebury
Accepted to Middlebury, GWU, Binghamton, SUNY Geneseo, Skidmore, BU
I'm a Middlebury College junior whose general life trajectory is best described as "happy flailing."
LorLop
CMU
Accepted to CMU, RPI, Stevens, New Jersey IT
Carnegie Mellon University Computer Engineering Student
vzjump
Yale
Accepted to Yale, Emory, UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC
Rising sophomore at Yale University interested in public health policy
Teaganalexis
SDSU
Accepted to SDSU, UC Irvine, UC Riverside , San Diego
Aspiring entrepreneur, dog lover, vanilla iced coffee drinker
2020Vision
UPenn
Accepted to UPenn
I'm your average bubble tea fanatic that somehow got into Penn...
allarice
Harvard
Accepted to Harvard, Yale, Stanford, UChicago, UMich, Northeastern, UC Berkeley
Harvard, Yale, Stanford. A kinda boring student, really leaned on those essays. Thrilled to be at university (still) and excited to help other students navigate this process!
yavuzci
UC Berkeley
Accepted to UC Berkeley, USC, UCLA, UC Irvine, UCSD, UPenn
Ankara, Turkey->Taipei, Taiwan->California, U.S.A.->TBD
Turkish/Mandarin/English
Committed to UC Berkeley
That's my life's story so far it seems... Hope this profile helps you! :)
janetzhang321
Columbia
Accepted to Columbia, Fordham, Northeastern, Binghamton
Columbia Student studying Computer Science and Political
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