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I can help with recommendations for high school students interested in math / science oriented fields at the highly-selective universities.
I have been interviewing high school students for MIT for 29 years, and keep on top of what other competitive universities are doing. My website http://www.suekayton.com/college.htm provides a lot of information - read this first before asking a question, please.
I graduated MIT and so did my son.
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