Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What race did she put on her application?
How is that relevant to anything. Or are you suggesting maybe she's Asian, who have a huge advantage in these Ivy League admissions?
Anonymous wrote:What race did she put on her application?
Anonymous wrote:All 5s on 10 APs with a VERY high ACT/SAT.
Tons of kids here take APs. Very few have 5s on all tests.
Anonymous wrote:All 5s on 10 APs with a VERY high ACT/SAT.
Tons of kids here take APs. Very few have 5s on all tests.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DD is a sophomore at Princeton majoring in chemistry.
Not a legacy, RD, not an athlete, not full pay. We pay about 50% of sticker price.
Gpa- 4.0 straight A’s, 10 AP, all 5s
35 ACT, 1550 SAT (790 math)
Volleyball for 4 years of HS, varsity captain
Essays about being bad at volleyball and working hard to become one of the best players in her HS
NOT in NHS
No awards other than the AP distinction ones
No research, no paid job
I’m curious to know what you think got her in because we know so many kids with better stats and other stuff that flat out got rejected.
Why do the cray crays come on her and do this? Just insane. We aren’t admission counselors.
Anonymous wrote:DD is a sophomore at Princeton majoring in chemistry.
Not a legacy, RD, not an athlete, not full pay. We pay about 50% of sticker price.
Gpa- 4.0 straight A’s, 10 AP, all 5s
35 ACT, 1550 SAT (790 math)
Volleyball for 4 years of HS, varsity captain
Essays about being bad at volleyball and working hard to become one of the best players in her HS
NOT in NHS
No awards other than the AP distinction ones
No research, no paid job
I’m curious to know what you think got her in because we know so many kids with better stats and other stuff that flat out got rejected.