You probably have a lot of memories from high school, from trying to figure out the cafeteria and lockers during freshman year, all the way to prom and graduation. There were the highs, but there were also probably some lows. One that easily comes to mind might be the college admissions process. Now, BC Collegiettes, things seemed to have gone well for you! You’re at a fabulous university and you’re obviously incredibly smart if you’re reading HC BC.
But, that doesn’t change the fact that you probably didn’t escape the process unscathed. Late nights, tears, and confusion – three things that were previously necessities to the process. Thanks to AdmitSee, though, things are about to change!
AdmitSee is a social media platform where thousands of undergraduate and graduate students share their application materials, including full essays, test scores and activities, and provide advice on the process. For a small fee, prospective students can pay to see this information. It’s that easy!
The founders of AdmitSee
Now you’re probably asking yourself why I’m telling you this. You’re already in college, so there’s no need to start this up again. Ladies and gentlemen, trust me, have I ever wasted your time before? (Maybe once or twice, I guess that depends on how often you read my posts.) The reason I am telling you about AdmitSee is because you can get involved! Think of how many students apply to BC each year. Don’t you think they would want to take a sneak peek at your application to better their chances?
If you’re interested in earning some extra cash and helping those poor, confused prospective students, you should join AdmitSee. Create a profile on AdmitSee.com using my invite code (mycampus) and you’ll earn $20 on top of getting paid every time an applicant views your profile. Don’t worry if you don’t have all of your old essays, you can even summarize it and still get paid. It’s completely anonymous and setting up a profile only takes minutes.
For more information, or to set up that profile, check out www.admitsee.com.
Photo Sources:
http://beacon.wharton.upenn.edu/entrepreneurship/files/2014/04/AdmitSee….
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http://beacon.wharton.upenn.edu/entrepreneurship/files/2014/04/lydia-fay…