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193 pages, Paperback
First published April 12, 2005
"Some students have modest ambitions. They would be happy to just land a decent job after graduation...other students pursue phenomenal dreams. They want to be a senator, start a major company, or get accepted into a world-class graduate program. As a student interested in becoming a standout, you should follow the example of this latter group, and define your notion of success to be as ambitious."
"After four years you can approach the job market (or grad school admissions committee) with quite a few honors listed on your résumé. This is unusual, this is impressive, and it is a great way to gain access to elite opportunities."
"Write as if going for a Pulitzer...be it a history paper...or a long email to a professor."
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