<p>False. You should send only one...</p>
<p>Attending competitive school's open houses and dropping casual mentions of the rival's name will make the school more eager to reel you in.</p>
<p>well yeh but too analyzing here?</p>
<p>Koreans should apply to columbia if they r history fans. (SERIOUSLY)</p>
<p>true but I don't get your point...if you like columbia, and you like history, and you're korean why wouldn't you apply?</p>
<p>:confused:</p>
<p>adcoms always eat breakfast</p>
<p>maybe maybe not
if u r korean and go to the website u'll see my point ;)</p>
<p>i'm not korean though. bummer for you</p>
<p>EA is different from ED</p>
<p>True. So true.</p>
<p>PrincetonReview is not a many grubbing company like CollegeBoard therefore its suggestions for schools that fit you and its articles should be read and taken more with good faith than CB.com</p>
<p>false. hahahahahah :)</p>
<p>there is no "formula" to finding the right college</p>
<p>ETS is the money grubbing one. CB merely helps them grub money.</p>
<p>Go for schools in the rural area if you like maths.</p>
<p>false.</p>
<p>Sending a school an e-mail saying that you want to be removed from their mailing list pretty much disqualifies you for admission</p>
<p>false i doubt if they will remember among the many. besides u could just be changing email address.</p>
<p>grad admissions is similar to undergrad admissions</p>
<p>Never thought of that...<em>freaked</em> True...??</p>
<p>About the grad/undergrad process: Unsure. Never looked at grad app process. But I would think that having job experience would be more important and possibly interviews, as well, then on the UG scale.</p>
<p>If adcoms read this list, I hope they feel a little bad about the fact that a lot of us are filled with questions about their criteria/way of choosing/anything else and that they don't help us!</p>
<p>hey you're supposed to make another generalisation!</p>
<p>sports is an essential part of college life. no sports, no college.</p>
<p>You can argue either side, but I say true. Sports bring out school spirit like not much else does. </p>
<p>As far as grad vs. undergrad admissions, they're totally different. You apply to a particular department, not the admissions office. Also, there's a lot more emphasis on research and a lot less on ecs. </p>
<p>Bribing adcoms with large sums of money will get you admitted. :D</p>
<p>true. if by large you mean 7-digits. :)</p>
<p>in an interview, never say that you're nervous.</p>
<p>true</p>
<p>Running in a burning building and saving someone should be listed under community service rather than EC's</p>
<p>haha true.</p>
<p>Schools like people who went to schools than those who went to pubs.</p>
<p>perhaps.. but if the students tht went to the pubs have wayy better stats than the ones who went to schools [though unlikely], maybe not</p>
<p>some adcom members possess the veto power</p>
<p>true. the dean.</p>
<p>Ivy covered walls are a myth.</p>
<p>bumP! why is this pushed to the 4th page?</p>
<p>not exactly true</p>
<p>Harvard is better than Yale</p>