<p>Are we really arguing overwhether a lot of kids at Berkeley gave up Stanford?</p>
<p>It's like people on CC are so eager to argue over anything that they are beginning to argue over things that are undoubtedly true.</p>
<p>"You know, I wouldn't say the sky is blue...it's more of a stained green...."</p>
<p>Asa, I enjoyed reading your response in post #41, so I read many of your other posts.</p>
<p>I like the way you think. :)</p>
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PS Dstark, that must quite a high school for having 7 students accepted at both Stanford AND Berkeley. I guess everything is possible.
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<p>I suppose everything is possible. In all my time, I think I met a grand total of one undergrad that had actually gotten into Stanford and turned it down for Berkeley*. So Dstark and I are clearly seeing very different pictures.</p>
<p>Grad school is a different story. I know quite a few people who turned down Stanford for Berkeley for grad school. But undergrad, not so much.</p>
<p>Even more interestingly, this same guy later found out that he didn't really like Berkeley after all and successfully *transferred, ironically, to Stanford. I suppose he would have been better off if he had just chosen Stanford in the first place.</p>
<p><em>waves to Tony too</em>
Dang, Tony, your username is only a little bit less subtle than mine.</p>
<p>He chose Cal by the way.</p>
<p>Stanford hell yes. I would say campus is a million times better then CAL.</p>