Walk into Harvard

Author: Zheng Zhigang
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: As a Harvard graduate, the author passionately recalls the culture of Harvard, many little-known historical stories, and how to get into Harvard. China has nurtured countless outstanding students, but due to the vast differences between Eastern and Western education systems, Chinese students may not meet the admission requirements of American universities. This book provides information and guidance for students aspiring to study abroad. It covers everything from interview techniques for boarding schools to criteria for selecting schools, as well as all the important considerations for applying to universities. The book will teach parents and students methods to guide students' growth during high school, help them plan and organize their high school life, achieve self-improvement and enhancement, and ultimately enter Harvard University. The book entirely reflects the author's personal views or methods, all of which are based on the author's firsthand observations, uses, or experiences. The advice provided in the book is a summary of the author's ten years of experience in the U.S. education system. It will guide you through all the exams in the U.S. education system, from high school admission to applying for university, and ultimately entering the world's most renowned Harvard University. The author's greatest hope is that through the publication of this book, it can bring enlightenment and advice to Chinese students aspiring to study at Harvard.