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I am a prospective student very interested in your programs, and I would appreciate your guidance as I plan my academic path.
My initial interest has been in computer animation, particularly 3D …
hi! i’m having a very hard time choosing a college to attend, so i would love some advice! i’ll do the best i can to provide all information, but if anything additional is needed, let me know!
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I’m a Senior from NJ and honestly, refreshing these Ivy results is killing my focus. To distract myself, I’ve been deep-diving into neuroscience-backed dorm setups.
Did you guys know most 12x12 dorms …
Im a virginian student who got accepted into CNU, Radford, Duquense and UC Riverside? All of the schools except Radford are the same range (Radford is the least since I got the tuition promise since m …
Hi, I'm planning on applying as a public health/health science major.
I was at a magnet school for biomedical sciences & allied health as an underclassmen but this took a toll on my GPA as I personall …
Securing a Kubernetes cluster can feel overwhelming, especially when the Linux Foundation CKS exam is fully hands-on and performance-based. The Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist exam tests whet …
How exactly does a college look at your application if you don't have many extracurriculars?
I'm a junior in 11th grade looking to apply to Clemson University (or similar; I want to pursue a M.Arch deg …
Hi! I'm a HS junior rn and I'm taking the March SAT since my school is giving it to juniors for free but I don't feel ready at all. I took my first SAT in November my junior year and got a 1310. I'm a …
I'm a freshman, and for my first trimester of my freshman year I had a 2.4 GPA. I got an F in an elective (sewing class) and a C in history. I'm now in my second trimester and have all A's and B's. I' …
Currently, my estimated unwheighted GPA for the end of junior year is 3.5; however, this year I have received all A's so far, and my semester weighted GPA was a 4.57, which is far more impressive than …
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I’m currently a high school senior (junior next semester) trying to get everything in order for college applications not just academics but also practical life stuff like healthcare access …
I'm a sophomore and I'm planning on taking 10 AP classes over the course of Junior and Senior year. My high school offers 17 AP classes. Would this help me stand out?
Just for further context, these ar …
I’ve been part of their online program, and honestly, joining AceIPM was one of the best decisions I made for my IPMAT prep.
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This is where AceIPM absolutely dominates. My doubts …
How important are extra curriculars and leadership when applying to colleges?
I'm a junior aiming for top schools even Ivies but the only extracurriculars I have are volunteering at my church, Key Clu …
I'm currently a freshman in high school, and am planning my courses for Sophmore year. I am currently taking honors bio and am going to double up AP Bio and honors chem next year, and will be taking g …
I am a HS Junior and took the SAT 2 times already, once in March of Sophomore year and December of Junior year. How many times is it recommended to take the exams MAX so that it doesn't affect my coll …
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