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CollegePath is a gratis apk that removes the guesswork of applying to college with a custom, step-by-step plan that helps you STAND OUT and GET IN. Through manageable weekly tip that is timed to the admissions process and tailored to a student’s interests, goals, and activities, CollegePath helps families navigate every part of the college admissions process, including how to: 1. Build a high school transcript that stands out 2. Prepare for and take the right college entrance exams at the right time 3. Develop and shop the high-value skills, passions, and interests that admissions officers covet 4. Craft a persuasive story with the private statement 5. Identify colleges that are a good fit 6. Hold track of key deadlines 7. Establish a healthy financial future with scholarships and financial aid CollegePath is for students and parents alike. Players can send gratis copies of their weekly tip to their parent or kid to ensure that everyone in the family is on the same page and making progress. CollegePath was made by Greg Kaplan, a nationally recognized college counselor, and author of Earning Admission: True Tactics for Getting into Highly Selective Colleges. Greg has helped hundreds of students earn admission to schools like Columbia, Penn, Duke, Cal Tech, UC Berkeley, and a lot of more of the most selective schools in the United States.