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Harvard Supplemental Essays 2025-26 – Prompts & Advice

A 3.6% acceptance for the Class of 2028 gives you a pretty informative introduction to the ultra-competitive admissions process at Harvard University. To dive deeper, Harvard rejects the majority of valedictorians who apply each year as well as a sizable chunk of those who bring 1600 SAT/36 ACT scores...

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Carnegie Mellon Supplemental Essays 2025-26 – Prompts & Advice

When applying to a school like Carnegie Mellon that only accepts 11% of applicants, it’s important to keep in mind that the other 89% of applicants will ultimately be denied admission. Many of these rejected individuals will have straight A’s in high school and/or SATs in the 1500s. Those...

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How to Get Into Michigan State (MSU) – Acceptance Rate & Strategies

With over 38,000 total undergraduates, Michigan State University caters to more BA/BS-pursuing students than its in-state rival, the University of Michigan. In addition, the Michigan State acceptance rate is typically four times that of UMich. This gives members of The Great Lakes State a second terrific in-state option. Students...

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How to Get Into Florida State (FSU): Acceptance Rate & Strategies

This past cycle, Florida State University received over 78,000 applications, an all-time high. FSU’s rise in popularity has—not coincidentally—also led to a spike in selectivity. For example, in 2005, the FSU acceptance rate was 62%; by 2020, that figure had plummeted to just 32%. The middle 50% of applicants...

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How to Get Into Texas A&M: Acceptance Rate and Strategies

The oldest university in the state of Texas, A&M has long outgrown the “Agricultural & Mechanical” portion of its name. At least 40,000 student applicants have applied for the opportunity to attend the College Station campus in each of the past six admissions cycles. However, back in the year...

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