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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's my understanding that to identify as Native American on college apps you need to provide a tribal number as proof. When my kids applied a few years ago that was required. I have a friend whose family is Native American and went through the process of research and obtaining a tribal number. I didn't think you could simply say you're Native American without that. I think you can identify that way for other categories, but not Native American. I don't know why anyone would do it - it reeks of pathetic insecurity. College admissions is a crapshoot - no everyone will get in everywhere. If you can't get in on your own merits you don't deserve to be there. It's no different than the parents paying for their kid to get into schools.

OP - something tells me that you're falling for the mean-spirited school gossip that sadly happens around college admission time. It's pathetic and loaded with dog whistles.  You have absolutely no way to know everything about this kid, his achievements, and family history. Shame on you.[/quote]

Think what you want. Kids lie about their ethnicity/race , embellish their EC’s etc. Even Rick Singer advised his clients to lie about ethnicity.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7046991/William-Singer-advised-clients-lie-ethnicity-college-admissions-scam.html

You don’t want to believe that a white Caucasian kid lied about their race/ethnicity then don’t believe it. But don’t accuse me of lying. I know enough about the kid to know that they lied. [/quote]

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