<p>Ouch! But I agree with you. =D</p>
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<p>Oh damn… looks like my application is out, haha XD</p>
<p>I have no 2400, 4.0, and see no brilliance in my application :P</p>
<p>@kenhungkk: And I bet you’re in and I’m out 
No brilliance means you would never be an IMO medalist :)</p>
<p>I’m absolutely sure that I will get rejected. The uncertainty principle does not apply here. Speaking of which, the bald soprano in passing?? She always wears her hair in the same style.</p>
<p>are there applicants with a SAT under 2100 ?</p>
<p>Yes. Me. And there are applicants with a SAT under 1500.</p>
<p>^eduardo: I’m an under-2100-SAT applicant</p>
<p>@ 12npm12: Let’s hope to meet each other in Cambridge the next school year. Chance = 3% * 3% = An infinitesimal percentage. :(</p>
<p>Mine is just about 2100…Oh, ken, I’m sure your accumulation of 18 years of RP will eventually give you a satisfactory result.</p>
<p>RP :D</p>
<p>I spend a lot before on SAT, on IMO, on TOEFL, etc.</p>
<p>I guess I’ve spent all RP I have.</p>
<p>;P, then I suppose mine have been used up in my interviews~~</p>
<p>My interview was just average due to a low RP level then :(</p>
<p>Modesty may serve, but optimism is the best(allow me to replace “knavery” and “honesty” ^_^). So let’s just hopefully wait for pi day~~~Anyway, wish we both could meet each other in MIT</p>
<p>@kenhungkk: Ok, then 97% of my rejection * 3% of your acceptance = no way infinitesimal, right? Why just hope? Let’s expect that you will be in Cambridge next year
What is RP btw?</p>
<p>MIT looks if you’re a good fit after it has looked at your GPA, ECs, test scores, and essays in that order of importance. The “fitness” of students is perhaps the harshest filter.</p>
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That is me. :(</p>
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<p>Are these stats guesstimates, or are you getting them from somewhere?</p>
<p>I cannot believe that 60% only qualify. I was sure that I read somewhere that about 80% are academically qualified. I need to find my source.</p>
<p>The admissions officer at the Yale informational session that I attended estimated the percentage of academically qualified applicants to be 75.</p>