"Now that Harvard and Princeton have announced they will stop early admissions, the frantic chess game of applying to top colleges seems to require some new strategies. So what's an ambitious kid – or parent -- to do?," asks Leslie Brody of New Jersey's Record.
NorthJersey.com tries to provide some answers (including contradictory ones).
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