In this episode, I cast doubt on the reasons many students give as to why they got accepted to [enter highly-selective college name].

In this case, Harvard.

There are many TikTok and Instagram videos that capture admitted Harvard students' opinions on how they got admitted. 

I deconstruct their answers and discuss why I think they are wrong.

These videos are not particularly helpful, and sometimes give denied (or prospective) students the wrong impression.

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