March 7, 2008
Admissions Angst Doesn't Afflict as Many as It May Seem
While applying to colleges last fall, Jack Anderson slept soundly, ran 50 miles a week, and practiced the saxophone. He also found the time to hang out with friends. Sometimes, his mother says, he even smiled.
Mr. Anderson is no slacker. In fact, he earns A's and B's at Madison High School, in New Jersey, where he is president of the student government. But he was not the stereotypical college applicant, racked with worry.
"Whatever happens, happens," says Mr.
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