Ardrey Kell Student Tries To Rap Way Into Harvard
It’s one of the most prestigious bastions of education in the nation, and each year THOUSANDS of high academic achieveing students vie for the precious few spots in that next…
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It's one of the most prestigious bastions of education in the nation, and each year THOUSANDS of high academic achieveing students vie for the precious few spots in that next year's freshman class at Harvard.
Ethan Kim of Ardrey Kell High School is one.
He applied, and was NOT rejected, but rather a determination of his status was "deferred." So, if you haven't been rejected, and they are still considering you...what can you do to sway their decision?
How about produce a rap video, "Harvard Please Let Me In."
In the last 5 days, this has been viewed 105 thousand times (as of this morning). Good luck, Ethan. If nothing else, I admire your creativity in chasing your dreams.
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