Harvard Chances!

<p>Want proof that Columbia takes more than 13% of perfect scorers. Here:
<a href="http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/admissions/applications/stats.php%5B/url%5D"&gt;http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/admissions/applications/stats.php&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p>

<p>Columbia's admit rate is 12.8%. Naturally, surely a perfect scorer would have better than a 13% chance. EVEN IF SAT SCORES WERE COMPLETELY DISREGARDED, perfect scorers on average have stronger GPAs and are more accomplished than non-perfect scorers.</p>

<p>dude, you have no proof.....that link shows me nothing....NEXT!</p>

<p>Obvious TROLL enuff sed</p>

<p>jk u got reel good chances</p>

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Gabriel and Dresden a Perfect Life remix
its a good song!</p>

<p>Help i need somebody</p>

<p>no gangsta, not even from srilanka, should be using the cutdown troll....</p>

<p>You guys have a very false image of admissions to Harvard.</p>

<p>This guy OBVIOUSLY has a VERY good chance of getting in. He has near perfect scores on SAT IIs and strong extra curriculars. Based on this information alone, I would say he has a very good chance of getting in. However, he also has the hook of being a USAMO qualifier.</p>

<p>On a more general note, while being "unique" is all and well and does help in admissions, the process is very score/grade oriented. The OP obviously has superb scores and grades and uniqueness being a USAMO qualifier. There are clearly NOT "5000 of you." Further, being a USAMO qualifier is unique in it of itself.</p>

<p>Don_Corleone, you have a very good chance. Good luck with your application!</p>

<p>dayum!!!! USAMO! i was already quite happy in being an AIME qualifier...but now its like 0<em>o ugh...i think some people here are jealous/bitter (me included). damn u asian boys and ur perfect standarized test scores! ></em>< i'd say 80% for you but with ivy leagues u never know.</p>