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Good advice! Do you think if Young artist award helps in the application process? Thanks!

Thank you so much for the valuable information 👍🏻

Thank you for all the info. You’ve been very thorough

It really helpful thanks 😅

On my last year of high school and preparing for transfer already...thanks so much for the information brother

Thanks

Coming to US in 2 years for masters. Needed this. Thanks a lot❤

was the requirements 10 minutes performance when you apply or was it 2-3 pieces?

Hi! I'm thinking of applying to USC cinematic arts department as an international student, but they din't offer need-based scholarships. That means I need to get a merit-based one, and combine it with the others outside of USC, is that possible? Can you accumulate them? Also, it says that you can only be eligible for a merit-based scholarship if you apply ED, and it requires you to show that you CAN pay the tuition (since you may not be accepted for scholarship but you'll still need to go to USC), but I certainly can't pay the tuition. So the situation is, as an international student, I can't apply for need-based scholarship, and also I can't apply for merit-based because I don't have the proof of the money required for tuition. So what do I do? It doesn't make much sense to not be eligible for a merit-based scholarship and also to not be eligible for a need-based one. What's the solution for this? I'd really appreciate your help.

Hi, Im trying to transfer to UCLA as a data Theory, is this major promising to be hired as a foreigner?

Thank you for the video! Could you please provide your email for questions

Thank you!

By far the very best i have come across. Thx for this. Congrats on MIT!

I have a lot of doubts about the program. May i mail them to you?

Also, does the 4 year Masters mean a single graduation or double?

Thanks for this!❤

Really helpful! thanks

Wow i can't believe how informative this video is. The channel definitely needs to blow up. No bs just pure information for 12 minutes. Keep the good work up 👌👌🌝

Hi! I’ll be a first year at a non-Ivy T10/T15. Columbia was my dream school, and I got a recruiting official visit offer, but I barley missed a spot on the roster. I applied to my current school ED, so it was binding, so I never got to apply to Columbia. Should I mention this on my transfer app if I decide to transfer? Also, what classes would you recommend taking to meet the core recruitments for first years. Thank you so much!

May I know how we record a song through a smart phone or something else

Hi, thanks for sharing. May I ask what your GPA was in high school? Was grade very important for application for music major?

Aight fuck it guess I gotta enlist now

thank u for this vid man, God bless u! this was so informative and thorough.

What video equipment did you use? Is a cell phone camera good enough?

what is the titl;e you ave given?

Thank you very much for the video..

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This channel needs more promotion

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did you major in econ in CAS or Wharton?

Hi! Thanks for your video. I have a question...once you complete your 2nd year in pre-Human Biology, how difficult is it to get in to your actual major? What is the acceptance rate?

thank you very much for the video. Could you please write your email?

I am freshman studying my second semester. Can I still transfer? Please let me know

Very good video, I will also be applying to WashU early decision round 2. Hope I get in.

Very helpful, thank you!

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TIMESTAMP 0:07 - A super common misconception 0:26 - Recycle your old essays 1:10 - The “Why you?” question 2:53 - The “Where do you see yourself in __ years?” question 4:19 - The “Share a significant failure” question 5:51 - The “Overcoming an obstacle” question 6:36 - Summary

TIMESTAMP 0:27 A disclaimer & overview 0:47 Use a narrative style for your introduction (& Joseph’s own intro) 1:56 You don’t have to start at the beginning 2:44 Paint a scene with your intro 3:17 Choosing a meaningful & effective topic (& another excerpt) 4:21 Don’t write the stereotypical story 4:41 Guiding questions to brainstorm a topic 5:25 Be authentic and honest (& final excerpt) 5:55 Including a “negative” aspect of yourself 7:21 Honesty makes you convincing

TIMESTAMP 0:21 - What type of scholarship did you receive? 0:39 - Scholarships from universities 1:16 - Scholarships from outside organizations 1:46 - Apply to local scholarships 2:12 - Scholarships = taxable income? 2:31 - What happens to excess scholarship money? 2:45 - “Scholarship displacements” at need-based institutions 3:26 - How is financial aid usually reduced? (e.g. Parental contributions) 4:16 - What about at state-based schools? 4:35 - Example of a scholarship displacement 5:42 - What is the “Expected Family Contribution”? 6:08 - Check everything with the individual schools 6:19 - Scholarships at need-blind institutions 6:46 - Lesson summary

TIMESTAMP 0:07 - Advertising effectively > Participation 0:22 - 4 tips to best describe your activities (ex. use stats!) 1:16 - Revise your wording 1:34 - 4 more tips for the Activities section (ex. growth, skills) 2:28 - Summary: 3 steps of extracurricular involvement

TIMESTAMP 0:20 - Well-rounded vs. Pointy students 1:06 - How to start getting involved 1:53 - Join service clubs 2:29 - Get work experience early 3:15 - Start your own club 3:57 - Developing your own “spike” 5:08 - Stick with what you love 5:53 - Expand your network

TIMESTAMP 0:12 - Don’t overlook smaller local scholarships 1:20 - Where can I find these scholarships? 1:47 - Tailor your Google search 2:41 - Do NOT apply far and wide 3:14 - Include “critical keywords” in your searches 3:46 - Gabriella’s favorite “critical keywords” 5:07 - Another example of a possible search 5:46 - Look where the older generations may post information
7:28 Utilize hashtags on social media 8:39 - Research local Greek organizations 9:53 - Live in your guidance counselor’s office 10:38 - Avoiding scholarship scams 11:36 - Gabriella’s favorite search engines 12:59 - Summary

TIMESTAMP 0:27 Looking for opportunities 1:20 The advantage of existing opportunities 1:46 Tips for resumes & applications 2:47 5 Interview tips 3:42 Creating your own activity 4:32 Why it’s important to not quit

TIMESTAMP 0:25 - Brainstorming tip #1: “The Metaphor Game” 
1:05 - Ex. How are you like a taco? 2:31 - Brainstorming tip #2: Make a life events graph
 3:34 - Have an elevator pitch 4:19 - Malena’s elevator pitch & analysis 5:34 - How to ace your college interview 6:53 - Make your daily life seem interesting

TIMESTAMP 0:22 - Definition of “scholarship” (vs. “grants”)
 0:49 - What are “loans”? (subsidized vs. unsubsidized)
 1:09 - Types of scholarships 1:52 - Merit-based and external scholarships 2:39 - Need-based scholarships 3:21 - A common myth about scholarships

TIMESTAMP 0:06 - The one big thing colleges look for 0:42 - Time = Dedication 0:55 - What about being well-rounded? 1:30 - Make a plan to find balance 1:45 - Importance of organization 2:10 - It’s ok to revise the plan

TIMESTAMP 0:02 - What is “Management Science & Engineering”? 0:26 - Courses for MS&E majors 1:29 - Stanford freshmen are undeclared 1:55 - Helpful high school courses for MS&E hopefuls 3:10 - How to declare MS&E as your major 4:37 - Extracurricular recommendations for MS&E hopefuls 5:26 - Possible career paths for MS&E majors 6:07 - What does a management consultant do? 7:23 - Jasmine’s internship experience at BCG Dallas 7:47 - Securing an internship as a sophomore 8:51 - Multiple rounds of interviews 10:00 - Benefits of pre-professional organizations 10:41 - How to make your resumé stand out