Squired
About the Squired community
Squired is an online community for Students with roughly 70K members.
In their own words
Admissions Help from Mentors Who've Been Through It. Squired connects you with mentors from top universities for help with your college applications and essays. One-on-one, accessible anywhere at anytime.
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Pairing
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