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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You would be surprised but everyone knows TJ that is making these types of decisions. [/quote]

Universities with many thousands of applicants don't always have their most qualified readers doing the first read. Some of them are part-timers or 22 year old new grads.

https://prepmaven.com/blog/applying/how-colleges-read-your-application-a-4-step-process/

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This is correct, and those individuals are mostly charged with getting the obvious "no" candidates out of the way at each particular school. Every school receives thousands of applications per year that are non-serious, and that's what this level of reader is charged with eliminating so that the people who make the real money can handle the real applicant pool.[/quote]

I would think the top schools would have a computer read the transcript and screen it that way.  It would be able to distinguish between the better or worse schools.  Very easy to do.  I could implement this if any college is interested. [/quote]

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