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I can understand how having a polarizing presence online could be problematic. Like, political or religious stuff perhaps working against an applicant? I think I remember seeing a space for "website" on Berkeley's app, so it got me thinking. Plus, I'm doing a lot of digital humanities work now so I would like to showcase it.

Does anyone have an online presence with samples of their work, CV, etc? Does this help or hurt in admissions?

Thanks! That's a great idea.

Has anyone studied with a partner or a group for the GRE Lit? How did you divide the resources and share information? We have the Princeton Review study guide, the REA study guide, and plan to use Vade Mecum's breakdown of periods and authors to help. I should add that I sat for the test a year ago but need to raise my score. This will be my friend's first time taking it. Thanks, in advance, for your input!