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[quote=Anonymous]Someone posted Crimson’s activity description for a bunch of students recently. It’s eye-opening how they quantify the impact. I thought it was a too in your face, but it clearly works, given the below results. These are dozens of times better than Sara H. - even for her clients who were spending upwards of eight or $10,000 on her individual essay edits (1-2k per school) and application reviews (1K) and activities review reviews (2k) and interview prep (1K) and one on ones (1.5k). “This year, Beaton’s clients made up nearly 2% of students admitted to the undergraduate class of 2028 at several elite schools including Brown, Columbia, Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania. Among his clients, 24 earned admission to Yale, 34 to Stanford and 48 to Cornell. The acceptance letters were certified by PricewaterhouseCoopers and a list of students admitted were provided by Beaton to The Wall Street Journal.” [/quote]
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