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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]21:22 You're missing the point. There are non-legacies with the same (or better) grades, test scores and accomplishments as the aforementioned. 30% is a very high legacy acceptance rate. If a legacy wants to apply to another top school, and really wants to go, they should apply ED. [/quote] Do you have statistics that demonstrate that the legacies are not very top applicants themselves? The aforementioned example of 2350 sat and 3.96 uw gpa by a previous poster who said that their child is a legacy, seem to me like they would be competitive with or without a legacy component. PP did not go into the student's accomplishments, but I am certain that they had many of those as well. So I am not certain, unless you have statistical information to support your claim, that we can say that the [i]admitted[/i] (many more are rejected, I assure you) legacies had less qualifications than the general applicant pool. [/quote]
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