Forbes: College Admission Fake News
Is it really impossible to get into college? "Fake News." The truth is, the majority of U.S. colleges accept many more students than they deny. Brennan Barnard discusses the common misconception in Forbes. He provides helpful advice, with an emphasis on two things to remember: don’t believe everything you read on the internet and college is possible.
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