<p>Now that decisions are in, I would be curious to learn of the other schools in the decision set of those who have elected to attend Harvard.</p>
<p>Conversely, if you did not chose Harvard, where are you going in the fall?</p>
<p>Princeton, Stanford, Brown, Columbia, Dartmouth, Williams, Pomona, BC Honors, NYU Honors, USC, Duke, Vanderbilt</p>
<p>Yale, Princeton, Stanford, Wharton, Georgetown, WUSTL, BC Honors (Carroll), Tulane, NYU Stern, Northwestern. </p>
<p>Probably would have chosen Stanford, Cali is sooo attractive.</p>
<p>Wow, and I thought I was abnormal by applying to so many schools.</p>
<p>Yale, Columbia, Cornell, MIT, Stanford, BU (honors? I stopped paying attention after I got into MIT, and obviously after Harvard), NYU Honors, University of Wyoming (attractive for its full ride)</p>
<p>duke, northwestern, vanderbilt, and georgetown</p>
<p>MIT, Brown, Cornell, WUSTL, Stony Brook Medical Program, Northwestern (Dean's something), Georgetown, RPI, BU</p>
<p>Yale, Princeton, AB Duke, WashU(Ervin scholars), Vandy(Ingram), Emory(John Emory scholarship)</p>
<p>Princeton, Yale, MIT, Caltech, Notre Dame (full ride+stipend), UChicago ($10,000 merit), Northwestern, Williams, Amherst, state university (full ride+huge stipend)</p>
<p>woohoo let's participate in a masturbatory pretentious bragging thread</p>
<p>...</p>
<p>Stanford (likely letter), MIT, Princeton (tacky creme de la creme, eh??), UChicago (full-tuition merit), UVA (Echols, College Science Scholars)</p>
<p>This kid in my school chose Brown over Harvard....even after Brown waitlisted him for EA or ED? (He was accepted later)</p>
<p>Well, everyone's got their own decisions to make. Sounds like the kid has a reasonable head on his shoulders.</p>
<p>Did any of you get into Harvard but not Stanford?</p>
<p>judging by the official c/o 2012 decision thread quite a few...</p>
<p>what a disgustingly difficult choice you guys had to make</p>
<p>Yale, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, Caltech, Columbia, Duke, U of Chicago, Carnegie Mellon SCS, Cornell, UC Berkeley.</p>
<p>If a stupidkid can get into so many of the top US colleges, it doesn't say a lot about US academic excellence, does it?</p>
<p>:rolleyes:</p>