Anonymous wrote:A 3.4 and a famous parent will get you into Brown.

That was jimmy Carter's daughter who washed out at Brown. She should have gone to a lower tiered Duke or something and graduated as a superstar scholar there.

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Anonymous wrote:OP the answers you're getting here are mostly made up nonsense. These people don't know the scores of every student in their kid's school.

I’m the Yale poster - I absolutely do! This is a girl who sleeps at my house every weekend. Calm down.

DP. Why would you share GPA details about someone else's kid?

Hmmm because it’s…anonymous

Any detail shared adds to identifying someone and lessens "anonymity. " Also, anonymous or not, you should not share private details about someone else's kid.

Are you actually crazy? Get a grip.

I didnt get this either… how does anonymous let you figure out the person?

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Anonymous wrote:OP the answers you're getting here are mostly made up nonsense. These people don't know the scores of every student in their kid's school.

I’m the Yale poster - I absolutely do! This is a girl who sleeps at my house every weekend. Calm down.

DP. Why would you share GPA details about someone else's kid?

Hmmm because it’s…anonymous

Any detail shared adds to identifying someone and lessens "anonymity. " Also, anonymous or not, you should not share private details about someone else's kid.

Are you actually crazy? Get a grip.

Back to the topic…

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Anonymous wrote:OP the answers you're getting here are mostly made up nonsense. These people don't know the scores of every student in their kid's school.

Except we do… scattergrams.

Nice try. The scattergrams are not showing this year's offers. They are last year's. Moot.

Righhhhtttt - which means we know the scores of every kid applying to the ivies in the last year. No one asked if people were only getting in this year and for no other data points. With me?

You sound unhinged. Put the bottle down, Grandma.

You sound like you waste time coming up with stupid responses.

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Anonymous wrote:OP the answers you're getting here are mostly made up nonsense. These people don't know the scores of every student in their kid's school.

Except we do… scattergrams.

Nice try. The scattergrams are not showing this year's offers. They are last year's. Moot.

Righhhhtttt - which means we know the scores of every kid applying to the ivies in the last year. No one asked if people were only getting in this year and for no other data points. With me?

You sound unhinged. Put the bottle down, Grandma.

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Anonymous wrote:OP the answers you're getting here are mostly made up nonsense. These people don't know the scores of every student in their kid's school.

Except we do… scattergrams.

Nice try. The scattergrams are not showing this year's offers. They are last year's. Moot.

Righhhhtttt - which means we know the scores of every kid applying to the ivies in the last year. No one asked if people were only getting in this year and for no other data points. With me?

op here
courses are very rigorous and he is doing well… but the tons of ECs / leaderships /etc I always hear about to get into an Ivy, he does not have… at all.

well …thats why just wondering…

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Anonymous wrote:OP the answers you're getting here are mostly made up nonsense. These people don't know the scores of every student in their kid's school.

I’m the Yale poster - I absolutely do! This is a girl who sleeps at my house every weekend. Calm down.

DP. Why would you share GPA details about someone else's kid?

Hmmm because it’s…anonymous

Any detail shared adds to identifying someone and lessens "anonymity. " Also, anonymous or not, you should not share private details about someone else's kid.

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Anonymous wrote:OP the answers you're getting here are mostly made up nonsense. These people don't know the scores of every student in their kid's school.

Except we do… scattergrams.

Nice try. The scattergrams are not showing this year's offers. They are last year's. Moot.

Anonymous wrote:OP the answers you're getting here are mostly made up nonsense. These people don't know the scores of every student in their kid's school.

Except we do… scattergrams.

Anonymous wrote:In my experience, a lot of people talk about their kids perfect GPAs and they are not always perfect. That means schools accept a lot of kids without 4.0s

In your experience how? As someone who just speculates?

And how many with 4.0 uw/4.5w, 35 ACT good ECs are getting rejected ???

A sh@t ton!!!!!

Acceptance rates are 3-6% with tiny amounts of students per year. 56k applicants and 1,700 acceptances.

Think about it …

Anonymous wrote:A 3.4 and a famous parent will get you into Brown.

And Harvard at our school

I'll never know, but I would say just an all around smart, engaged kid with significant leadership at school.