How can you stand out in a sea of qualified applicants?
An interviewer for Harvard recently offered his advice on how to impress admissions reps. Click here to check it out. (Thanks to College Admissions Partners for the great find.)
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The initial impression you make on others is, if not indelible, certainly a huge determinant in how people will feel about you for quite some time. This judgment is only magnified at job interviews.
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