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3. Choosing universities based ONLY on rankings ❌A university ranked #50 isn't necessarily a better choice for YOU than one ranked #200. ✅A university could be famous for finance, let's say, which helps elevate its ranking, but your major at this very university, compsci, could suck. Your intended major, financial situation, and personal preferences matter much more than a number. 262·Oct 23 2. Trusting AI more than official sources. ❌It's very common to see students exploit ChatGPT and other AI in researching universities, but they can (and will) provide outdated or incorrect information, especially about deadlines, scholarships, and admission requirements. ✅University deadlines may change, so the university's official website should always be your final source of truth. 266·Oct 23 1. Not researching scholarships properly. ❌Just because a university offers full scholarships doesn't mean YOU qualify for them. Some scholarships are restricted to domestic (US) students only, while others have specific eligibility requirements (like, you should have six fingers on one hand). ✅Always check whether financial aid is available to international students, and if so, how much it covers. The best source to do that is CDS (Common Data Set), which contains valuable information about admission statistics: it will show, for example, 89 international students received on average $80,500 scholarship. 339·Oct 23 As someone who went through multiple application cycles, we have seen lots of students and peers do this 1 big mistake when doing applications — BAD RESEARCH Literally, we saw people send their applications and get their instant rejection letters saying they can't qualify, as "X" is a all-women college. LOL Below, we will list the top student mistakes: 322·Oct 23 should we do posts on college application (writing essays, top student mistakes, filling forms, etc) 361·Oct 22

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