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Emil Guillermo Are you or your kids ready for Harvard? Its free. As in F-R-E-E, free. At least for most families where the household income is $200,000 or below. Of course, you still have to pass the standards of the schools admissions board. But dont assume that means straight-As and perfect scores. You can just be you. If you feel you are truly special and worthy.
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