Admit You!: Top Secrets to Increase Your SAT and ACT Scores and Get Accepted to the Best Colleges and Ivy League Universities

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"The #1 Best Book for Ivy League and College Admissions with Top SAT and ACT Prep strategies." Admit You! The Official Guide with Rankings, Proven Strategies, and How You Will Get into the Ivy League and Top Colleges, is the official admission guide to help students get accepted into the Ivy League and the best ranked colleges in America. If you are applying to top colleges and need help with your admissions applications, application essays, admissions interviews and your Common Application ("the common app"), this is the best guide. This admissions and test prep guide book provides in-depth research and admissions advice on what Ivy League and top colleges such as Harvard, Yale, Princeton, MIT, Cornell, and Stanford University want to see on your application. Admit You! is for the parent researching admissions strategies and tips, as well as the student taking either the Scholastic Aptitude Test ("SAT") or the American College Testing ("ACT"). This is the perfect book on college entrance, guide and admissions for students applying to universities and colleges. Admit You! is a college admissions and test prep guide with proven methods to help you master your college applications. The book is also an official SAT and ACT prep review to help you study smarter with inside secrets and test preparation skills. You can increase your SAT and ACT scores and improve your study skills before you take the exams with tips in this book. As Ivy League and top college admissions have become more competitive, you need to have the advantage to get into the top percentiles. An application to these top programs will only take you so far. To get accepted to the best universities, you need to know these strategies and tips from the top counselor. You need to know the following about college and university admissions with this official guide: What is the "Common app" and how can you complete the best admissions essays to stand out? Where should you apply to college? Does applying early d