Here’s How to Win the Harvard Application Game

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Simon Martin
High School Sophomore, St. Petersburg, FL.

Let’s face it… the average high school student has no real chance at getting into Harvard.  Unless you have insider knowledge, a family member who attended, or you’re a great athlete, you’ve got no chance.

It’s a bad situation for the little guy that’s really a blessing in disguise.

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