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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Look, let's just be honest here. This kid was not ivy+ material. He also didn't get into his flagship university, UC Berkeley. Where he landed makes a lot of sense.[/quote] Berkeley and UCLA are considered equally prestigious. Rankings and admissions rates are about the same. For Neuroscience I’d give the edge to UCLA because of the medical school. What’s Ivy+ material? Berkeley and UCLA kids are not below Ivy, you’re just being ridiculous. I’d take in state UCLA over Dartmouth or Cornell any day. [/quote] UCLA's freshman class size is more than 6,500. Of those more than 2,500 students (which is exceeds the entirety of all Ivy freshman class sizes except at Cornell and UPenn) have SATs below below 1290. So you are just wrong. Obviously wrong, in fact. UCLA kids are below Ivy. Unless you are one of those flat earthers who believes SATs don't have predictive power of college readiness and success? [/quote] Oh, boy - the disgruntled UCLA TA is back. 🤣🤣🤣[/quote]
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