Anonymous wrote:Lots of lower tier kids get in every year. It's based on the whims of the AOs that year and not based on merit.
Anonymous wrote:They're probably very impressive, but they don't share all their accomplishments out of politeness. Many, many of the most impressive students in the DMV understate themselves, because they are taught that overt bragging is rude.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry...too much uncertainty about whether these students will get jobs or whether employers will be afraid to hire them.
Not for my DC. Knows he wants to be in the business world as an operator and wants his first job after undergrad to be at MBB. Best vector to that runs through Harvard Yard. Been that way forever
I really hate that the gift of a Harvard education is wasted on a kid like this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Avg MIT / Caltech student caliber > Avg Harvard student
Harvard has the whole package, while MIT is only tech.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry...too much uncertainty about whether these students will get jobs or whether employers will be afraid to hire them.
Not for my DC. Knows he wants to be in the business world as an operator and wants his first job after undergrad to be at MBB. Best vector to that runs through Harvard Yard. Been that way forever
I really hate that the gift of a Harvard education is wasted on a kid like this.
Anonymous wrote:Child admitted to Harvard Law and UVA Law and went with UVA. UVA Law beat Harvard Law in both rank and offered an impressive scholarship.
Anonymous wrote:Sorry...too much uncertainty about whether these students will get jobs or whether employers will be afraid to hire them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have to say, I'm shocked by the number of unimpressive kids that got into Harvard this year... Just your run of the mill, fill your resume to the brim with every activity and take every AP course offered kind of boring kids
I don’t believe for a second you have more than the most superficial knowledge of the kids you claim are unimpressive. Do you know their transcripts, scores? Did you read their essays? Do you know what they did outside school settings?
I do, however, know that you sound petty AF.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry...too much uncertainty about whether these students will get jobs or whether employers will be afraid to hire them.
Not for my DC. Knows he wants to be in the business world as an operator and wants his first job after undergrad to be at MBB. Best vector to that runs through Harvard Yard. Been that way forever
Anonymous wrote:Sorry...too much uncertainty about whether these students will get jobs or whether employers will be afraid to hire them.
Anonymous wrote:A lot of the fancy coaches claim their clients may apply to to ivies like Harvard, but don't plan to accept offers. There is too much uncertainty about whether these students. Harvard, Columbia, UPenn and others are losing their prestige.