5 Harvard Students Share their Best College Advice 🎓📚

5 Harvard students share their best college advice and tips they wish they knew before coming to college. Watch ‘til the end and learn from their mistakes!
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[@upscaleavenue]

Richest university in the world and it won't invest in air conditioning........✌

[@ZAMislive]

ikrr

[@Kennan_Davis]

That honestly is pathetic, and I’m not the negative, pessimistic type of person

[@deloresredman4792]

And the dorms look like dumps

[@dallaslucy]

great video!

[@Mj00527z]

Cool Advice.

[@emersonplays5180]

i am seeking advice. i just got my ap scores back and they are not too high. Will hurt my chances into getting to my dream school, Harvard?

[@sandzhik]

Usually schools don’t see your scores unless you have send them to these schools, so if you have a bad grade on some AP exam, you can choose not to send the score. Plus AP exams aren’t really that important, better grind on your extracurriculars which will really be considered by college admission officers. Two most important parts of your college app are the academic part and the extracurricular part, first part just “qualifies” you to be even considered, and usually admission officers look upon your extracurriculars and awards which define you as a person. Also your background info, essays, letters of recommendation and interview also really matter. So don’t really stress upon those scores, they are definitely not the most important part of your college application. A lot of people got 2s and 3s but still got into top 50 schools because of their commitment, extracurriculars and their personality.

[@avezkhanniyozov2197]

Love

[@dr.abdullah.noman.]

03 January 2023