51: Why do students beg for colleges to accept them, instead of the other way around?

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This is an intriguing question that Neha Gupta, founder of Elite Private Tutors and College Shortcuts answers on her blog at www.eliteprivatetutors.com/2016/10/students-beg-colleges-accept-instead-way-around .

Neha’s enthusiasm for what she does shines through in what she shares with us about how to motivate students, how to give them confidence, and her warning about how the common app might make every applicant common. “What is that thing that makes you, you?” she asks students?

Neha can be found at www.eliteprivatetutors.com and www.collegeshortcuts.com

She is also a speaker and author of the book, The 4-Year Plan, which you can find on her website and costs only the shipping charges.

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