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The Cons of Being Asian American
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The Cons of Being Asian American

Are Asian American students held to much higher standards compared to peers during the college application process?

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Zuckerberg Welcomes Class of 2018 to Harvard and Facebook Group

Though Mark E. Zuckerberg never received his diploma from Harvard College, the Admissions Office called upon him this year to be part of an admitted students video posted to the Class of 2018 admit page.

Samuel L. Coffin
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Samuel L. Coffin

Samuel L. Coffin '14 planned to attend the University of Pennsylvania before he found out that he was on Harvard's "z-list."

Poor Fish, Rich Pond
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On Being A Low Income Student at Harvard

Every year, students all over the world are thrilled to receive acceptance letters to Harvard and other Ivy League schools. It’s a sign that their hard work in school has finally paid off, and that they are on their way to accomplishing even more. But for a large portion of admitted students, it’s not the acceptance letter that guarantees the diploma–it’s the financial aid letter.

Poor Fish, Rich Pond
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Poor Fish, Rich Pond

Low income students walk through the gates of an Ivy League school worried that they will not be able to fit in.

#InternationalProblems
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#InternationalProblems

International applicants often find themselves applying to both American universities and local ones, causing twice the stress.

#InternationalProblems
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#InternationalProblems

International students often have to go through two sets of admissions processes if they want to attend a university in the U.S.

No Money, Honey!
Admissions

The Hidden Costs of College

In order to get a better understanding of what you may be spending money on, here are the top five expenses for college students as suggested by the undergraduates across the Ivy League and other selective institutions around the United States.

No Money, Honey!
Admissions Student Life

No Money, Honey!

Students end up spending a lot more money in college due to "hidden costs".

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