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      <title>Changes to College Admissions by Eleanor Xiao</title>
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         <title>Changing the nature of questions on the Common App</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Most questions on the Common App or supplemental ones specific to some colleges ask applicants about past achievements or experiences - essentially a space for applicants to show off the summer camps they can or cannot afford, or the community service projects they started and never finished, and other stuff like that. I think, instead of asking students to show off, colleges should ask applicants to imagine their future, thereby describe their future endeavors and plans rather than boast about their past experiences</div>]]></description>
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