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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are TONS of kids who apply to Ivies as a "what if." Even if they only toss transcripts with tons of Bs and Cs and don't even look at scores, that likely eliminates a swath of applicants.[/quote] AOs say that 60-80% of applicants are qualified.[/quote] I simply don't believe that -- all the top schools say it to an extent, but it feels like a throwaway line.[/quote] DP I agree. I have known so many kids who applied to HYPMS after taking the SAT 4 times to get to 1500 superscore. I think 60-80% “qualified” is technically true if you call 1400 qualified, but in reality I bet only 40% are legit candidates. On the other end of my observation is that kids who are truly top kids do get into these schools pretty reliably. [/quote] A 1500 for an unhooked candidate is not high enough.[/quote] You all are predictably ridiculous. Saying that a 1400 SAT is not qualified or a 1500 isn’t high enough. Of course those kids are qualified academically even if they don’t make the final cut for the very few available seats.[/quote] After learning all those remedial math classes at ivies, you know how arbitrary they could be. A 1500 is certainly academically qualified at Yale or Harvard. Whether or not they will be admitted is another story.[/quote]
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