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If you’re beginning to feel like every teenager at your child’s high school is the CEO of a start-up, a non-profit founder or a social justice advocate, you’re not wrong. These days, teenagers aren’t just biking around their neighborhoods or going to the movies — they’re interning at major tech companies, cultivating bespoke brands and building AI-powered apps. But just because these activities impress the parents at the country club doesn’t mean they impress college admissions officers. In fact, they might even tank a student’s chances at an Ivy League acceptance. When a student interested in evolutionary biology starts a…
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