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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Given that the schools seem so similar, it seems hard to grasp.  So Harvard has final clubs, which seems something like fraternities.  There is some vague complaint about "social spaces."  I suspect it has more to do with the grinder/networker personalities of the students drawn to Harvard, but as has been noted frequently on DCUM, the "vibe" of most T20 are fairly joyless now, so this is certainly not unique in any way.   [/quote]
You will have to wait at least one year before I can answer with some authority.  My DC will be upcoming freshman at both Harvard and Yale.  I will distill DC’s experience at both universities and share the precious gem with you.[/quote]

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I take this to mean that the poster has a child that that is not bound by the laws of physics,     [/quote]

Is that a hook?[/quote]

Umm, this is 2024, not 1974.  Being able to manipulate physical laws is now a requirement for a competitive candidate to any T10, at least at places like HYP, Stanford, and Duke. I hear Brown and Dartmouth are willing to accept some candidates who can't manipulate quantum physical laws with ease, but better apply ED--regular round, all bets are off.  Sorry.[/quote]

Thanks for the laughs, guys! 😀[/quote]

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