MAKE THEM YOIR FRIEND!!! Ivy League interviews are not a serious component of the admissions process, they are a form of alumni retention and a way for the college to generate donations, which means that you should be approaching these not as a way to try to impress the admissions office, but as an opportunity to make friends with probably of successful alumnus of that college, so that that way they can report good things about you back to the Ivy League college you are applying to. ##ivyleague#

“NEED BLIND” IS A LIE!!! Colleges are a business, and they have a set budget for the amount of scholarships they can offer every year. If a college accepts too many student students who need financial aid, they will run out of money and so that is why on the top of your college application they always ask you if you will be applying for financial aid. This allows them to pretend that they don’t get information about that during the admissions process, even though they definitely have to limit th

IT’S LIKE BEING STRUCK BY LIGHTNING⚡️ social media distorts everything from peoples looks, to their wealth, and especially the kind of colleges they get into. We’re about to enter acceptance season, and everybody and their mother is going to be posting about the Ivy League colleges they got into. If you watch enough of those posts, it’s going to feel like everybody is getting into those schools and you’re the one being left out. That’s not true, getting into an Ivy is a very rare and difficult t