College admissions is becoming more and more competitive. Stanford’s acceptance rate hit a record low this year of 4.29%. For Chinese boy without any legacy, it is harder.
Andrew Li, a typical Asian boy, looks like a well rounded Lynbrook student, why Stanford admitted him at early admission?
Register the seminar and know Andrew’s story:
Time: June 3rd, Sunday 7:30 to 9pm.
Address: 20432 Silverado Ave, Ste 5, Cupertino, CA 95014 Fee: $30/person. $50/two family members, Contact: 408-480-2505, 408-480-7547; spring.light.edu@gmail.com Registration: https://goo.gl/yzjwpL & pay at the door.
Andrew will share with you:
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Why was Andrew’s tuba playing so appealing to Stanford?
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How did Andrew do science research and win Grand Prize Alternate to Intel ISEF with no university laboratory or parent involvement?
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How did Andrew choose his classes?
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How did Andrew get a good recommendation letter?
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Discovering extracurricular activities that fit each individual
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Leadership in clubs and organizations
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The college application process (essays, activity lists)
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The role of family support in students’ well-being and success
There will also be a Q&A session at the end.