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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DD with GPA 4.52 (Junior year), 1580 SAT, all 5s in all her 8 APs from TJ with excellent ECs for CS, volunteering/community service and an internship did not get into any of the Ivies and waitlisted at CMU. Major - CS. Obviously we are disappointed. College admissions seems like a lottery. [/quote] Its not as much of a lottery as some try to convinces themselves The ivies are seeking exceptionalism which could include but not necessarily be restricted to GPA and have distinguished themselves their multi-centuries consistent abilities to identify and select exceptional individuals So the question is who should Harvard take, your kid who scored a 1580 or Al Gore who scored 1355. Your kid could certainly be more talented with better future success than Al Gore, but obviously Gore was a very successful admit by any measure. Other SAT scores: George Bush: Yale (Governor, President + Veteran) - 1200 John Kerry: Yale (Senator, Secretary of State, etc. + US Navy veteran awarded the Silver Star and Bronze Star with valor) - 1190 Bill Clinton: Georgetown, not ivy but elite (Governor, President) - 1030 Al Franken: Harvard (Comedian, Senator) - 1020 Also, David Hogg was admitted to Harvard with a 1270 Not necessarily a fan of any of the above but objectively they seem to know how to identify and "pick" exceptional talent [/quote] Is there a link to back up any of this? [/quote] I googled and there are numerous sources with the numbers: https://blog.collegevine.com/celebrity-sat-scores/ [/quote]
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