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Jul 31, 2019 16 min

What High School Students REALLY Need

from Demystifying College Admissions

Are you struggling with this college admissions journey? Do you feel alone, overwhelmed, and/or burnt out? I'm here to help! In this episode of Demystifying College Admissions, I will be sharing three atypical but essential must-haves for every high school student. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT IN THIS EPISODE: Why growing your mindset is essential What will improve your grades and scores aside from studying How your beliefs about yourself affect the outcome of your results What high school students need to learn in order to manage stress How important it is to discover your preferences at a young age What will make college admissions officers say yes to you NOTABLE QUOTES: "What I realized inside of the Facebook Group was that students were getting inspired by each other!" "It's hard to open up about college admissions." "We act based on our identity." "But because you have a good mindset, you can sort of let go of those doubts very very quickly." "They are not looking for a student who is well-rounded, who is good at everything. They're looking for a well-rounded class." "We have to really get rid of this idea that we have to be perfect at every single thing." SHOW NOTES: https://juliekimconsulting.com/podcast/ STRATEGY SESSION: http://www.juliekimconsulting.com/now IVY LEAGUE/TOP-TIER COLLEGE BOOTCAMP: https://juliekimconsulting.com/confident/

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