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🤖How to use AI and machine modules effectively on College Application?

We know that AI has taken extensive place on our thinking and actionable processes. Fittingly, AI would include its immersion to the College application too.

Rather than avoiding the problem as many suggest, why not to learn how to use AI in our college applications!

Therefore, here are some tips on using it:

1. Brainstorm Like a Boss:
- Use AI to cook up some wild ideas, but remember, your essay is not a sci-fi novel. Keep it real

2. Don't rely on it fully:
- Don't rely on ChatGPT alone. It's like eating "melon"🍈 with water—doable but not recommended. Get feedback from friends, family, even your pet. The more, the merrier!

3. Use it to dig down deeper on essays.
- AI tools such as GPT can objectively give feedback to your essays and discuss the ideation behind it. So, ask questions and try to analyze your own thinking process.

Here are list of AI tools for your better education:

1. Quillbot
2. Otter.ai
3. Knowji
4. OpenAI
5. Brainly

Enjoy them!

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Good part of the day, xammaga!

🆘Xozir “Application Process”ning aynan yonib turgan davri bo’lganligi uchun,bugun sizlar bilan “Common App” platformasi orqali qanday qilib “Fee Waiver” olish ya’ni Amerika universitetlariga tekin hujjat topshirish mumkinligini ko’rib chiqamiz.

Birinchi o’rinda nega “Fee Waiver” olishimiz kerak degan savolga javob beradigan bo’lsak, tasavvur qiling Amerika universitetlariga o’rtacha hujjat topshirish to’lovi 50$ dan to 90$ gacha bo’lsa, 20-ta universitetga hujjat topshirish sizga o'rtacha 1000$-1800$ ga aylanadi. “Common App:Fee Waiver” olish orqali, siz bu harajatlardan saqlanib qolishingiz mumkin.

🔥Demak tayyor bo’lsangiz, yaxshilab o’tirib olib, bu artikl bilan tanishib chiqishingizni so’rab qolamiz!

https://telegra.ph/Qanday-qilib-Common-App-Fee-Waiver-olsa-bolad%C4%B1-12-13

Sincerely,
SATashkent Team member
Anvar Odilov

@satashkent

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College Board has recently updated its questions bank on SAT Question Bank

Moreover, College Board segmented questions into state-standards, which unlikely affects question set for international students.

Enjoy it, my friends when 26 days left till the LAST DANCE

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Q: Is it a good idea to take AP or A level exams after SAT and IELTS? I ma in 10th grade

A: Absolutely, achieving a score of 1500+ on the SAT is impressive, but it has become somewhat common among top-tier applicants. Adding AP or A-Level exams to your credentials could indeed be a game changer. Excelling in these rigorous courses not only demonstrates your academic prowess in specific subjects but also sets you apart in a pool of high achievers. This approach could significantly enhance your college applications by showing your capability to excel in advanced coursework.

Q: Who are your experts?

A: Good question, but before answering this question we want to remind you guys that we do not sell any admission courses but just guide our students as a bonus to our SAT courses. Do not worry, we don't have fake "admissions gurus". Now let's see who are our experts:

1) Asadbek Urakov Yonsei'28 [ Full Tuition] - He is a cofounder of SATashkent and Founder of Unlock project where he and his team create free admission courses and interview IVY league students.

2) Nigina Rashidova NYUAD'28 with Full ride Scholarships. She is one of the few people who got into top school wtihout any admission courses and now on her free times, she helps our Community members with their admissions here at SATashkent

3) Mirfayz Irgashov DKU'28 with Full tuition Scholarships. He also got in without any courses but has a strong knowledge and networking with top uni students. He is also admissions counselor at SATashkent.

4) Avazbek Hamidov HKUST'28, our most hardworking admissions coordinator, having initial consultations with students and directs them to admissions counselors.

Moreover, our community members are getting into top universities each year, including CMU-Q, UofToronto, KAIST, Yonsei, Nanyang, DKU, NYUSH, and more.

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Get Ready for Your MBA: Must follow Tips for Undergrad Students by Duke Fuqua'25 Student Sherzod Azamov

Academics:
- Maintain a strong GPA: Aim for a GPA above 3.5;
- Take quantitative courses like finance, economics, or statistics.

Many top programs value academic rigor! Only 17% of Harvard MBA Class of 2026 have undergrad's in Arts/Humanities/Social Sciences; the rest is either STEM or Business/Economics;

Extracurriculars:
- Leadership roles: Seek out leadership positions in clubs, organizations, or volunteer work.

- Pursue internships, research projects, or study abroad opportunities that align with your career goals and showcase your skills and interests.

❗️Avoid things that everyone can do: try to pursue unique experiences.

GMAT/GRE:

Begin preparing for the GMAT/GRE; Once you start working, you will hardly have time to commit to test prep; even if you do have time, you will be out of shape and require more time/effort to grasp concepts than you would during your academic prime.

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November SAT Vocabulary

Send all new words you have seen today on your exam, so everyone can learn them

❗️Important reminder

Soldiers, application will not close at 00:00; you can apply late, but your time of submission will be indicated on your application for those who have an access to it.

🏛Last Minute Tips for Early Decision:

1. Be aware of your Recommendations. You can't change them for Regular Decision after your counselor/teachers submit letters!

2. Be aware of CSS Profile/Financial Form Deadlines

3. Deadline is 00:00; yet, you can submit a bit (usually several hours later); your submission time will be indicated for admission counselors.

4. You can ask for "Deadline Extension" showing specific reason!

How is it going for you?

My SAT Preparation Journey & Tips for Future Test Takers! by Shaxlo Esanbayeva. [1550 at first shot]

To be honest, I never planned on taking SAT prep courses because I believed I could handle the preparation independently. However, I quickly realized the importance of identifying effective resources and experienced a lack of progress in the Reading section, despite my best efforts.

On a friend's recommendation, I joined SATashkent, where I met two incredible mentors, Mr. Suxrob and Mr. Asadbek. They pinpointed my weaknesses and shared invaluable insights and resources, turning the daunting prep process into an enjoyable and fruitful journey. Not only were their lessons enriching, but each day was filled with laughter, thanks to the wonderful Fusion community members! ❤️

📚 Educational Tips for Achieving Your Dream SAT Score 📚

Understand Your Pace: Everyone learns differently; some might reach their target score in a month, others might need more time. Stay focused on your progress, and maintain discipline and patience.

Reading Strategies:

Expand Your Vocabulary: Don't just rely on typical SAT words. Read books, especially those by 19th-century authors, to get accustomed to their writing style and enrich your vocabulary.

Enhance Critical Thinking: When reading, consider the text's purpose, how sentences connect, relationships between paragraphs, and used transitions. Before my SAT preparation, I read extensively while prepping for IELTS, which helped me score a 9 in Reading and a 760 on the SAT Reading section.

🌟 With the right guidance, resources, and determination, you can achieve your SAT goals too!

Good luck to all future test takers! 🍀🍀🍀

The Most Asked Question: How to Choose the Right School for Aspiring Entrepreneurs

Understanding Entrepreneurship: Remember, true entrepreneurship isn’t just taught in classrooms. While formal education can provide tools and frameworks, the essence of entrepreneurship—innovation, risk-taking, and resilience—is often learned through real-world experience.

Location Matters! Consider studying in a bustling metropolis where the entrepreneurial spirit thrives. Big cities offer vibrant business activities and networking events, providing an invaluable runway to launch your ideas.

Networking Opportunities: Cities are melting pots of professionals and industries. Use this to your advantage by attending frequent networking events, seminars, and workshops where you can connect with potential mentors, investors, and partners.

Resource Access: Urban centers are hubs for entrepreneurial resources. From accelerators and incubators to a plethora of venture capital - the city has it all to help transform your startup dreams into reality.

Diverse Talent: Metropolises attract individuals from diverse backgrounds, providing a rich talent pool from which to form your dream team. This diversity fosters creativity and innovation, crucial for a startup's success.

Large Market: A bigger city means a larger market with more varied consumer needs. It's an ideal testing ground for your products and a scalable customer base.

Inspiration and Motivation: There’s something about the city's energy that fuels ambition. Being surrounded by fellow entrepreneurs and thriving businesses can motivate you and provide real-world lessons that are invaluable.

Entrepreneurial Cities to Consider:

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San Francisco, California
New York City, New York
Austin, Texas
Seattle, Washington
Boston, Massachusetts

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London, UK
Berlin, Germany
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Paris, France
Stockholm, Sweden

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Singapore
Bangalore, India
Hong Kong
Seoul, South Korea
Tokyo, Japan
Shanghai, China

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