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18.05.202515:00
Definitely Check out! Freshmen is holding a webinar of one of my students and how he got into Wash&Lee with a full ride!
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18.05.202515:00
Getting Into Washington & Lee: Lessons from Successful Admissions Cases is happening tomorrow!
📅 Monday, May 19th, at 8:00 PM (UTC +5)
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📅 Monday, May 19th, at 8:00 PM (UTC +5)
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17.05.202518:28
You join my channel.
Bobirjon’s Blog (Yeah, I know—couldn’t have picked a more original name, right?)
IELTS 9.0? (Okay buddy, where’s your IELTS marathon? How much are you making selling IELTS tips?)
SAT 1600? (He’s probably just naturally good at taking tests. Wait—hold on, he’s an American resident? Lol, no wonder he has a 9.0 in IELTS and a perfect SAT score. If I grew up in the U.S., I’d probably have those scores too.)
Here’s one thing I’ve learned about life: it’s never fair.
When I couldn’t afford college consulting while applying to top universities, I blamed my immigrant parents. When I had to work to pay for my own LSAT tutoring, I told myself how easy it must be for my American peers to just swipe their dad’s credit cards. But then I remember—there are people who are even more disadvantaged than I am.
So what now?
Do we keep blaming our circumstances? Do we brush off other people’s success by saying, “Well, they just had it easier”?
The truth is, every one of my achievements came from hundreds of hours of hard work and discipline. Sure, it might’ve taken me less time if I had certain privileges. And it might’ve taken me more if I were just an average international student from Uzbekistan. But that’s not the point.
The point is: don’t blame your failures on your circumstances. Acknowledge your disadvantages—but don’t let them define you. Let them drive you.
That’s why I love Azizbek’s motto: "Oltariq to Harvard."
Some people roll their eyes and say, “You’re overusing that phrase.”
But for others, it should be a wake-up call—a reminder that, “Hey, I’m in the same, if not better, position than he was. So maybe it’s not my circumstances—it’s my excuses.”
Bobirjon’s Blog (Yeah, I know—couldn’t have picked a more original name, right?)
IELTS 9.0? (Okay buddy, where’s your IELTS marathon? How much are you making selling IELTS tips?)
SAT 1600? (He’s probably just naturally good at taking tests. Wait—hold on, he’s an American resident? Lol, no wonder he has a 9.0 in IELTS and a perfect SAT score. If I grew up in the U.S., I’d probably have those scores too.)
Here’s one thing I’ve learned about life: it’s never fair.
When I couldn’t afford college consulting while applying to top universities, I blamed my immigrant parents. When I had to work to pay for my own LSAT tutoring, I told myself how easy it must be for my American peers to just swipe their dad’s credit cards. But then I remember—there are people who are even more disadvantaged than I am.
So what now?
Do we keep blaming our circumstances? Do we brush off other people’s success by saying, “Well, they just had it easier”?
The truth is, every one of my achievements came from hundreds of hours of hard work and discipline. Sure, it might’ve taken me less time if I had certain privileges. And it might’ve taken me more if I were just an average international student from Uzbekistan. But that’s not the point.
The point is: don’t blame your failures on your circumstances. Acknowledge your disadvantages—but don’t let them define you. Let them drive you.
That’s why I love Azizbek’s motto: "Oltariq to Harvard."
Some people roll their eyes and say, “You’re overusing that phrase.”
But for others, it should be a wake-up call—a reminder that, “Hey, I’m in the same, if not better, position than he was. So maybe it’s not my circumstances—it’s my excuses.”
17.05.202517:48
Me listening to this banger after getting my first FULL SCORE on LSAT Reading Comp 27/27.
17.05.202517:47
16.05.202519:20
Jobs not done yet
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16.05.202519:17
When hard work pays off and the mission is accomplished.
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16.05.202517:13
There is a golden rule of Admissions. What worked yesterday will not work today. It's okay to go start a national movement if you're genuinely passionate and want to do it but copying what someone did won't get you in. Don't try to copy from successful cases, try to learn from them
16.05.202511:51
Congratulations to my little brother on FINALLY breaking the 1500s!
Now, time to lock in on those Poli Sci books and College applications!
Now, time to lock in on those Poli Sci books and College applications!
16.05.202511:51
Asadbek a dream come true. Bro studied with Bobir aka, Sukhrob aka, Azimkhon and me(helped with math)
15.05.202514:41
The first A came in this morning. Professors started to submit grades.
14.05.202515:46
For Everyone DMing me!
Freshmen gathers students who can share their admissions experience. This is our student not Freshmen’s. And freshmen is in no way claiming that’s their student.
They’re just trying to produce useful content interviewing all students. They’ve previously had other students of mine on this series.
I definitely recommend you guys to check it out!
Freshmen gathers students who can share their admissions experience. This is our student not Freshmen’s. And freshmen is in no way claiming that’s their student.
They’re just trying to produce useful content interviewing all students. They’ve previously had other students of mine on this series.
I definitely recommend you guys to check it out!
14.05.202514:39
14.05.202514:35
How I feel after getting the highest score on the final exam out of 100 students
14.05.202514:35
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12.05.202504:17
My First week in America
Context to the second pic. Immigrant parents wanted me to take a photo with a “black guy” so we can send it back home 🤣.
Don’t judge it’s the immigrant experience 😭
June, 2014. It’s been almost 11 years since I moved to the US. time flies
Context to the second pic. Immigrant parents wanted me to take a photo with a “black guy” so we can send it back home 🤣.
Don’t judge it’s the immigrant experience 😭
June, 2014. It’s been almost 11 years since I moved to the US. time flies
21.04.202502:09
Yale was A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!!
Thanks to Sharibonu, Murad and Gavhar for being the best tour guides. I feel like I got sooooooo much from my 1 day experience at Yale.
I’ll definitely make a post about what I loved about Yale. Yale lives up to the hype.
(I took the picture. It’s not from Google)
Thanks to Sharibonu, Murad and Gavhar for being the best tour guides. I feel like I got sooooooo much from my 1 day experience at Yale.
I’ll definitely make a post about what I loved about Yale. Yale lives up to the hype.
(I took the picture. It’s not from Google)
12.05.202504:30
Throwback to 2017
Hahaha. Going through my odnaklasniki and finding so many old pics 🤣
Hahaha. Going through my odnaklasniki and finding so many old pics 🤣
08.05.202523:31
This is soo funny
13.05.202517:57
To be continued… Mujik skazal mujik delal Aufff
15.05.202514:41
The first A came in this morning. Professors started to submit grades.
14.05.202514:29
BAM!!!
19.04.202511:30
After an hour long flight! We made it
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