<p>i have two friends that are identical twins and both are really smart. they both are applying ED. the thing is that one of them is smarter than the other......one got a 2310 on SAT and is rank 2/630 and the other one got a 2220 and is rank 24/630 and they both have pretty much exactly the same EC's. how is princeton with accepting twins.....i know that the one with a 2310 has a better chance but would princeton take him without his brother, take them both, or take neither since one might not be as qualified</p>
<p>I imagine that they would evaluate each candadite seperately. Princeton seems to place alot of value on essays, so it will probably depend on the twins essays.</p>
<p>i know two different pairs of twins this year, but i dont think that it really makes a difference.</p>
<p>Lol that reminds me that at the Boston area info session I saw three girls who were definitely identical triplets. They all looked very interested in Princeton. My only thoughts on twins/triplets applying to the same school is that it would suck for one to get in and not the other (or worse, 2/3)! </p>
<p>I'm a twin myself (fraternal :cool: ), but we are not applying to the same schools. I say this so passionately not because we don't get along, but because we are determined (and always have been) to be individuals.</p>
<p>aww no im an identical twin and we both want to go the same college. dam! colleges dont take that into consideration???</p>
<p>Colleges would not give you benefit becuase you're a twin...</p>
<p>(Faternal twin here also, represent!)</p>