How can I increase my chances of getting into USC?

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Sneha | Contributor-Level 10

10 months ago

The University of Southern California is very selective when it comes to admissions. Since the recorded USC's acceptance rate for Fall 2022 is just 12%. In order to maximize the chances of getting into USC, start preparing for the admission process early, meaning studying for standardized tests, ext

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