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Attending a high-quality college or university is and will continue to be the gateway to a better life. The key to successful admission to these great schools, however, has changed quite drastically in the last decade is constantly evolving. Gone are the days when a “well-rounded” student who plays a sport and instrument served as the ideal top college candidate. What’s taken its place, and what further changes can we expect in these new times?
Dr. M and her team have over 10 years of experience in college admissions. Their students consistently enter their top school choices including Stanford, the Ivy Leagues, and top art programs.

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