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I have spent the last 2.5 years of my life aiming to land an acceptance at any prestigious undergraduate institution. There have many ups and downs in this adventurous period. Yet, good or bad, they all left a lesson to be learned, an insight to be understood. Here are five things my years of experience have led me to conclude. I will make it brief. (I know many will not read long posts).
1. Money matters.
2. Understand what you are doing. You need to work hard to be great, not to appear as one.
3. "Presentation skills are key. People who work hard but poorly present themselves can lose out to those who are not as good but are great at presenting their work." – Harvard Business Review
4. Read. Read. And Read. You need brilliant essay ideas? Open up a page of your last book or pick up that dusty kindle and charge it to the fullest.
5. College acceptance never is the next milestone. Its place as the last link in the chain makes it the most CONSPICUOUS link; in real importance it has no advantage over any one of its predecessors, nor its successors. (Inspired by Twain)
Important! I never claim to be an admissions expert. I am simply recounting my own subject experience and basing this post off of it. And again, these all are subjective opinions.
#yeah
1. Money matters.
2. Understand what you are doing. You need to work hard to be great, not to appear as one.
3. "Presentation skills are key. People who work hard but poorly present themselves can lose out to those who are not as good but are great at presenting their work." – Harvard Business Review
4. Read. Read. And Read. You need brilliant essay ideas? Open up a page of your last book or pick up that dusty kindle and charge it to the fullest.
5. College acceptance never is the next milestone. Its place as the last link in the chain makes it the most CONSPICUOUS link; in real importance it has no advantage over any one of its predecessors, nor its successors. (Inspired by Twain)
Important! I never claim to be an admissions expert. I am simply recounting my own subject experience and basing this post off of it. And again, these all are subjective opinions.
#yeah