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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm seeing some interesting opinions that I would assume admissions people would make the final decisions. Is there actually anyone posting who is indeed an admissions person for a college/university? Or at the least a college counselor in a high school? No pretenders. Otherwise, it's just speculation.[/quote] +1 [/quote]+2. The recent opinion of the Harvard interviewer carries significant weight. But I can definitely appreciate the experiences of posters with their experiences of their own child. However, the Harvard interviewer sees volumes and volumes of applications. I found his comment about GPA preservation to be serious food for thought as we are weighing the possibility of limiting a course because of an ongoing EC that will definitely play a key role in the application. Thanks, Harvard interviewer, for your insightful remarks.[/quote] The Harvard interviewer sees no applications. She meets with applicants and provides a write up to the admissions office that probably carries no real weight. My DC did 8 alum interviews this year. The only info they had on him was his name and email address, and that he had submitted an application. He did provide a resume to each one, but apparently that was unusual since several commented positively on that. None of them asked if he was taking AB vs BC calc. I am not sure his GPA even came up in the interview. [/quote]I think that the Harvard interviewer who has commented here has been quite insightful. I think you do him/her a disservice to assume what his activities are without inquiring. I appreciate your thoughts but I think I'll keep reading and see what other tidbits of real information he might offer.[/quote]
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