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According to the recent piece by the Wall Street Journal, modern colleges use data mining to inform whether or not a student gets accepted or rejected. They are tracking email open rates, link clicks, website visits, and social media engagement. In fact, you can use it to be accepted and here is what the Typical Student team will tell you about!
To make a long story short, a lot of colleges use data mining to track “demonstrated interest,” or see the students’ enthusiasm about this college. How will it help you? Use these 15 tips!
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