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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.
LorLop
CMU
Accepted to CMU, RPI, Stevens, New Jersey IT
Carnegie Mellon University Computer Engineering Student
allyssa.andrew…
SC
Accepted to SC, UMD, GWU
Student Leader at the University of South Carolina
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.
jbart
Stanford
Accepted to Stanford, Washington, Cal Poly
I am a freshman at Stanford University and am interested in Biology and Computer Science.
astein
Stanford
Accepted to Stanford, USC, UCLA, UCSB, UCSD, Santa Clara, Cal Poly
Class of 2019! Working in tech. I love math, coding, acting, and giving college advice.
Logan
USC
Accepted to Northwestern, USC, NYU, CMU, SMU, OKCU, Berklee, ,
International Baccalaureate Candidate, Violist, Pianist, Composer and Third Degree Black Belt
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.
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
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