SAT 1520
SAT II
Math IIC- 730
Chemistry- 760
Math IC- 800
Physics- 720
Biology- 740
3/634 in class
Here’s the iffy part… I lied about the following on the application
Harvard Legacy
Like 20 clubs
Caption of the soccer and basketball teams
Accepted- Harvard
Applied- Yale
UNC
Notre Dame
UMich
<p>?????? this is the stupidest post ever</p>
<p>if you are serious............omg i dont know what to say, except that its kinda hard to get away with lying about legacy</p>
<p>He's lying... here's his other post:</p>
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Sat's- 1560
SAT II:
Math IIC- 760
Biology- 740
Chemistry- 710 </p>
<p>Now here's the iffy part, I lied on the App about the following
Intel Semifinalist
Class President
Who's Who
Cap. of Basketball and Swim team (had friend's parent sign off)
Founded the Chairty Club
Volunteered 5000 hours (I only volunteered 100)
Harvard legacy
Founder of Key Club </p>
<p>Yale- Accepted
Brown- Waiting
Georgetown- Accepted
UC Berk- Accepted
Cornell- Accepted</p>
<p>Chances at :Harvard
MIT
UPenn</p>
<p>THanks
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<p>Obviously completely false.</p>
<p>Can't these people be banned (from the forum) or something?</p>
<p>On the other hand he's an excellent candidate for most Law Schools.</p>
<p>No way! One would be a dumb lawyer to actually admit lying. A good lawyer would say something like: "And now's the iffy part - I feel I misrepresented my credentials on the following: " ;)</p>
<p>damn if this kid is serious about lying on his app like that, i sincerely hope theres a couple of adcoms floating around here to pick up on it. how does one look at their own reflection knowing they lied like that? jeez.</p>
<p>It's a joke account. Just ignore these things for christ's sake!!!!</p>
<p>I know of a couple people that lied on their app about hardships and being the first in their family to go to college. Both were from affluent families whose parents had gone to college. They played the race/sympathy card, lied, and got in.</p>
<p>well, most people exagerrate, but not usually about hardships in life...</p>
<p>I wonder if their parents knew that their children claimed they didn't attend college</p>