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UChicago
Accepted to UChicago, Vanderbilt, Illinois
I'm proud to be a Maroon, and am really appreciative of the opportunities I have here at the University of Chicago
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!
zhess
UCLA
Accepted to UCLA, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UCSB, UCSD, Washington, Cal Poly
Learning always - in and out of the classroom
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!
Jessy Feng
Rice
Accepted to Rice, Illinois, Pitt, U of Minnesota
Hi, I'm Jessy! I'm pursuing a BA in Biological Sciences. I love Rice for its supportive community. I'm a peer advisor, involved in many volunteer opportunities & research!
Maroon
UChicago
Accepted to UChicago, UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC, UCSD, UC Irvine
2016 Crazy Ways to Get into College! You Won't Believe #189! Counselors Hate Him! [clickbait aside, I'm a recent high school graduate, so the pains of the college admissions process are still fresh for me. I've got a bunch of advice to give! :D]
spacelover17
Princeton
Accepted to Princeton, CalTech, Columbia, UPenn, Amherst, BU, Case, Ohio State, UMich
I am a former Princeton undergraduate who majored in physics.
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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