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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For most competitive colleges to get admitted as native american you have to be registered with a tribe and show evidence of that. You need a number. It is not trivial and not "checking a box". If you knew anything about this topic you would know that. [/quote] You're incorrect. [/quote] No, I am not. https://talk.collegeconfidential.com/t/native-american-heritage-common-app-for-non-federally-recognized-tribes/2030973 [i]On the common app in particular, it asks you to provide your tribal ID number to prove you are a part of a federally recognized Native American tribe.[/i] Harvard does not, but most do: https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2005/2/10/native-americans-question-admissions-some-fear/ [i]When Erica A. Scott ’06, president of Native Americans at Harvard College (NAHC), applied to Dartmouth College and Stanford University, they required her to complete an additional heritage form, validating her tribal affiliation. When she sent her résume to Cornell University, they asked her to send a photocopy of a tribal I.D. card or tribe enrollment letter.[/i] See how I looked stuff up before I commented, and provided links? Took me 5 min and now no one thinks I am an idiot. Try it.[/quote] Hey angry lady, read your own citations. The CC thread says there is a lot of variability. [/quote]
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