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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.
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!
vzjump
Yale
Accepted to Yale, Emory, UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC
Rising sophomore at Yale University interested in public health policy
Logan
USC
Accepted to Northwestern, USC, NYU, CMU, SMU, OKCU, Berklee, ,
International Baccalaureate Candidate, Violist, Pianist, Composer and Third Degree Black Belt
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! :)
Teaganalexis
SDSU
Accepted to SDSU, UC Irvine, UC Riverside , San Diego
Aspiring entrepreneur, dog lover, vanilla iced coffee drinker
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.
alijetv
Stanford
Accepted to Stanford, Harvard, Columbia, Princeton, NYU, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC Irvine, UCLA, Whitman
Visual artist and writer
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."
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