As February approaches, most seniors have reached the end of their college application process. However, there is now the stress of simply waiting; many are concerned about the outcomes that will determine the direction of the next four years, muddled with the uncertainty of decisions from a mysterious board of strangers.
As a current senior finished with the applying part of the college application process, I wanted to give some unsolicited advice about it.
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