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America's Elite Colleges
The competition for getting into an Ivy League college is fierce--in 1999 only 15% of 122,000 applicants were accepted--and parents and students alike need strategies from the inside for getting into our nation's elite schools. The Princeton Review knows the politics behind college admissions and in this book they share their knowledge to teach students how to make their applications shine and to solidify their chances at landing a spot in an Ivy League school.
Includes detailed, specific admission information on all eight schools of the Ivy
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Columbia
Princeton
Brown
Dartmouth
Penn
As well as other top-tier, non-ivies such
Stanford
MIT
Duke
and many more
Includes detailed, specific admission information on all eight schools of the Ivy
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Columbia
Princeton
Brown
Dartmouth
Penn
As well as other top-tier, non-ivies such
Stanford
MIT
Duke
and many more
320 pages, Paperback
First published September 18, 2001
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November 10, 2007
This isn't the most entertaining book but when it comes down to college essay and application tips, it's the best. A lot of people in advisory were saying that it's intimidating to read the essays of top students but if you want to be the best, you have to face the best.
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