怎样迈入哈佛：50位申请人的8大策略 How They Got Into Harvard 在线下载 pdf mobi 2025 epub 电子版

This resource delivers admissions advice from the mouths of those who have been there. Reporters for The Harvard Crimson interviewed scores of successful Harvard applicants to put together this collection of 50 applicant profiles. Through each concise account of a single students resume and application process, the reader picks up lessons and strategies that he or she can apply to his or her own approach. In all, several key strategies are addressed, including: How to identify and present your key talent How to submit the perfect application package How to forge and use connections to your advantage And many more. The students profiled in this book were not all valedictorians, star athletes, or Harvard legacies. Many were simply strong all-around applicants who beat the odds and got into one of the countrys most selective institutions. Through their experience, students and their parents see what it takes to get into Harvard and other competitive colleges.

作者简介：The Harvard Crimson is the daily newspaper of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Its staff consists of three hundred students, and it is the nation's oldest continually operating daily college newspaper.

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Strategy 1: Flaunt Your Talent and Get Recruited

Racquel Bracken

Julia Scott Carey

Aram Demirjian

Gareth James Doran

Zak Farkes

Bong Ihn Koh

Emily Lucas

Aliaa Remtilla

Mary C. Serdakowski

Strategy 2: Be Passionate

Morgan Arenson

Lauren Bray

Neha Chauhan

Bryan G. Chen

Heather Charlotte Higgins

Matthew J. Kan

Andrew B. Malone

Katherine L. Penner

Strategy 3: Find the Perfect Balance

Siobhan R Connolly

Nicole K. Efron

Jordan S. Fox

Jason McCoy

Muriel Payan

Zachary Rothstein

Anjali Salooja

William "Brad" Wainright

Strategy 4: Lead the Pack

Dahm Choi

Amelia Kimball

James Sietstra

Carmelo C. Tringali

Strategy 5: Beat the Odds

Jinna Chung

Brendan Corcoran

Biana Fay

Jennifer L. Lykken

Kwame Larbi Osseo-Asare

Laura Lynn Rees

Nadiah Wan

Strategy 6: Write the Standout Essay

Darja Djordjevic

Harrison Greenbaum

Katherine Koopman

Judith Li

Sahil Mahtani

Sue Meng

Sarah A. Moran

Kristen Tracey

Anonymous Applicant

Strategy 7: Make and Use Connections

Gerardo Con Diaz

Max Newman

Sutha Satkunarajah

Minhua Zhang

Strategy 8: Make Yourself Heard and Campaign to Win

Brad Michael Smith

Connor C.Wilson

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This resource delivers admissions advice from the mouths of those who have been there. Reporters for The Harvard Crimson interviewed scores of successful Harvard applicants to put together this collection of 50 applicant profiles. Through each concise account of a single students resume and application process, the reader picks up lessons and strategies that he or she can apply to his or her own approach. In all, several key strategies are addressed, including: How to identify and present your key talent How to submit the perfect application package How to forge and use connections to your advantage And many more. The students profiled in this book were not all valedictorians, star athletes, or Harvard legacies. Many were simply strong all-around applicants who beat the odds and got into one of the countrys most selective institutions. Through their experience, students and their parents see what it takes to get into Harvard and other competitive colleges.

• 作者：Trapezohedron 发布时间：2012-01-01 03:20:33

  耸肩诶

• 作者：车裂小可爱 发布时间：2012-01-07 23:17:15

  what if I have read it 2 years before.....even 2 months before would be nice.....

• 作者：吴明士 发布时间：2011-11-27 21:35:05

  爹妈一个复旦教授一个副校长,CR500多进去的中国男生我给你跪……

• 作者：PT同学 发布时间：2011-12-17 21:08:37

  本书由哈佛大学官方出版，精选数十个具有代表性的offer。其中有个上海人，学生会主席+各种全国竞赛奖+TOP GPA+父母是复旦教授~

• 作者：听风听雨 发布时间：2024-06-22 16:21:19

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• 作者：放 发布时间：2011-03-26 23:32:26

  我看得太晚了..应该初中看

• 囧男孩眼中的日本

  作者：Shirleysays 发布时间：2011-05-27 17:04:17

  国家与国家之间的关系一向微妙，有的像父子；有的像兄弟；有的像邻居；有的像朋友；有的像陌生人；有的像仇人；有的像敌人。我想，世界上有一个国家与中国的关系，简直就是剪还断，理还乱。它就是日本，太平洋上的小岛国，同中国大陆隔海相望。

  日本史上好战，从古代内战到成为二战轴心国之一而外侵，战祸导致日本人民颠沛流离，散落异国，以二战时的中国东北尤为众。在东北，有一种人叫日本战争遗孤，有的是日本战败后，来不及带走的日本孩子；有的是日本人与中国人生下的混血儿。七、八十年代，在日本的政策推动下，大批遗孤返日入籍，成为真正的日本人。由于语言及生活习惯的迥异，他们中更多的人取得国籍后，重返中国生活，在中日民间交流中形成一股不可忽视的平民力量。

  和平年代，中日关系更是错综复杂。一方面，中国政府不断谴责日本参拜靖国神社，因此愿为报效祖国对日宣战的中年愤青为数可不少；另一方面，日本文化以排山倒海之势向中国大举“入侵”。尤其是年轻人的生活几乎离不开日本两字，听彩虹乐队、追看苍井优、迷手冢治虫、涂资生堂、穿无印良品。就在两者纠结不清之时，一位中日混血的八零后男孩房远，尤如一股清新微风，从政治的喧嚣中突围出来，以他特有的平民视角与我们聊起了日本。房远，就是前面提到的日本遗孤的后裔。尽管生在日本，如果按血统论的话，他应该算中国人，因为爷爷是东北人。七岁时随爷爷回国定居，到上大学时才返日。以他的叙事风格及处理问题的思维方式，我几乎可以断言他祖上应该与赵本山祖上是邻居。

  也许是习惯了有关日本的官方资料以及正统文学作品，我对房远的写作风格最初极其不适应，甚至没读几页就想放下，以为又是出版社以混血儿作为噱头的蒙世之作。后阅读渐入佳境，也许由于他的特殊身份，看日本社会万象之透彻绝非他人可比，他所有着眼点都在生活小处，无一是惊世骇俗的，却让人发觉日本人现实生活中的那一份温情、上进和精心，也就是他所说的庶民的味道。房远同学在文中用了数不胜数的囧字，中间还穿插了N次腹黑的效用。仿佛是一位邻家大男孩在你面前，喋喋不休地描述他在日本生活中的种种际遇，嬉笑怒骂中充满爱恨情仇，让你一下子觉得日本并不遥远，并不陌生，也并不那么可憎。

  囧男孩房远眼中庶民的生活笑料叠生，衣食住行样样都有，让读者忍俊不禁。比如日本大叔逛夜店时，一定要兑换砖头厚的现钞拿在手中装样子，出了夜店门儿，直接就存银行；日本人逛完会所后，会走两个街角打出租车，让我想起了山崎丰子《女系家族》里的吝啬管家，一路公交车，舍不得叫出租车，日本人的小气皆在明处。当然，日本人也有郑重的一面，比如他们环保意识、敬业精神、社会责任感，都是值得我们回味的。

  最感人的画面，是几个日本小学生在暴雨中为四川汶川募捐，娃娃们甚至都讲不清四川在哪里。中日关系，不可回避的就是那场战争和那次屠杀，中国人总是挥之不去。房远的身份，难免尴尬，他小心翼翼地问，为什么不能原谅？又自问自答，我们能不和外人计较，却不能忍受至亲伤害和背叛。原来，日本与中国是兄弟，至少对于房远来说是这样。

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