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“If I lined up my essay with 10 others, I should be able to look at it and say that one’s mine without a doubt.”
Stanford ’30
“Write what you’re afraid to be writing about.”
Yale ’29
“What’s the difference between AI and a counselor in terms of feedback? I used it to break writer’s block, find better metaphors. The second your work becomes devoid of yourself, that’s when there’s an issue.”
MIT ’29
“If I lined up my essay with 10 others, I should be able to look at it and say that one’s mine without a doubt.”
Stanford ’30
“Write what you’re afraid to be writing about.”
Yale ’29
“What’s the difference between AI and a counselor in terms of feedback? I used it to break writer’s block, find better metaphors. The second your work becomes devoid of yourself, that’s when there’s an issue.”
MIT ’29
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Marine Biology, Environmental Science, Research
Field research, Community teaching, Lab work
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Intellectual curiosity through robotics
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Family responsibility and resilience
Builder mindset
Meet the Team
HarvardJeremy Lee
Hey, I'm Jeremy! Coming from a low-income household, I applied to college without a counselor, tediously scraping every piece of admissions advice I could find. When I got into Harvard, I realized that information discrimination causes students to fail the admissions process before they even get started. Providing counseling to three applicants that got into the likes of Princeton, Duke, Cornell, and more, I realized I could help students figure out the system that rewards access, not talent. Admit Max is my attempt to flatten that playing field: the advice a $400/hr counselor would give, powered by tens of thousands of real data points from students who got in to your dream schools, for 95% less cost.
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StanfordManny Matsudaira
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