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28 - Transforming Your "Gap Year" into an "Enrichment Year" with Dr. David Jones



Dr. David Jones realigns our thinking about "gap years" and why they should be regarded as "Enrichment Years". We also discuss time management, involvement in organizations, and how an admissions committee reads into your activities.


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