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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Poor kids. And what hypocrisy. . . MIT holds 17-year-old kids to such high standards that mistakes are fatal to an application. But adult admission officers make mistakes like this, without regard to these kids’ feelings and without apology. Really makes you wonder wonder about the competence of whomever is making the admission decisions.[/quote] But the students didn't get anything. It was just an email to parents about admitted student events. I think parents of MIT-ready students should be competent enough to know it was a mistake. If they aren't...that's just willful ignorance. [/quote] DP there is no excuse for this, having a second or third set of eyes for this process is a no brainer. You check and recheck the intended audience for any mass emails. I do not think it is unreasonable to expect a school that specializes in STEM and costs almost 90K to attend to get it right. [/quote] Gotta agree with this. [/quote]
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