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Fiske Guide to Getting into the Right College
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"Beware the Ides of March," said the soothsayer to Julius Caesar. College applicants have their own mid-March appointment with the grim reaper as the nation's selective colleges reveal their admissions decisions.

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An audacious University of Virginia applicant actually sent a shoe with the message, 'Now that I have one foot in the door, I hope you'll let me have the other one.' (...) Though gimmicks like these can be amusing, they seldom work. The jaded eye of the admissions officer has seen most of them a thousand times (well, maybe not the shoes).

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The college search is about finding the right place for you. Your best friend—or the editors of U.S. News—might choose a totally different list of right places. Instead of using someone else's criteria for ranking the best colleges, try to develop your own.

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