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Harvard Student Agencies is the largest student-run business in the world, and they specialize in providing SAT tutoring and college prep advice to students in the Boston area. Their new app, Get Prepped (), shares all their college prep secrets and even features the real SAT scores, college essays, and resumes of real college students.
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