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College admissions officers evaluate applicants holistically, considering factors such as academic performance, curricular rigor, extracurricular achievements, recommendations, and personal qualities. Though some schools include an
Brown University is one of those schools that’s always buzzing with excitement. Students are happy, engaged, and (let’s be honest) a little bit smug about
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New York University (NYU) isn’t just a school—it’s a lifestyle, and that lifestyle is set in the heart of one of the world’s most vibrant cities: New York.
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A Quirky Gem in Minnesota Minnesota: home of 10,000 lakes, the Mall of America, Paul Bunyan, and the mighty Mississippi River. Oh, and tucked away
Boston College is one of those schools that feels like it has it all—serious academics, top-tier athletics, a beautiful suburban campus, and the bright lights
Boston University (BU) has been a staple of the city since its founding in 1839, though it actually started in Vermont, and it’s a big
Harvard University is basically the gold standard of US higher education. Founded in 1636, it’s not only the oldest college in the U.S. but also
Whether you’re applying to MIT, Harvard, UPenn, Yale, or Northwestern, we’re sharing a resources for 10 top universities and their admissions interview processes. 1. Massachusetts