Grandville, Michigan

Hello!

I'm cleaning up my computer and my phone for college. What are some good apps/websites that students use in college? Anything from note taking to student reward apps etc.

Also, is microsoft apps better than google apps? I'm not sure which to use.

Thank you so much!

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I took the SAT a total of 4 times, but my superscore came up in one sitting.
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Should I just report 1 or all 4?

I would like to know what kind of jobs/opportunities this would open up for me?

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I just got into a fly-in program at JHU and Amherst! Should I list them in my application? I didn't want to list them for all the schools I apply to. Where should I list them: e.c., awards/honors, additional info etc etc

Or I don't put it in at all?

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