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You have what it takes to go to the Ivy Leagues!
From maintaining your GPA, to performing your best at activities like sports or volunteering, you are always looking to be at the top. These schools are very selective (just about a 7% acceptance rate), but you have always risen to a challenge.
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where you want to study, as well as the size of the universityOpens in a new window. before choosing the school. Also, some Ivy leagues are in major cities, while others are in the suburbs. Before you send in your application, be sure to write down all of those service hours you have earned while volunteering. You may need to get approval of these hours, so keep that in-mind.
You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Consider applying!
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