<p>Harvard
Yale
Penn
Cornell
Columbia
Princeton
Boston University</p>
<p>She says that she doesn't even see the need to apply to BU (legacy) because she knows she goes going to get into one of the Ivies. In fact when I asked her where she wanted to go, she said "I'm not sure yet but it WILL be one of the Ivy Leagues."</p>
<p>Her stats: Black and Native American</p>
<p>SATs: 660 CR, 660W, 530M</p>
<p>SAT11s: 790 World, 600M1C, 750 US</p>
<p>GPA: 96, rank top 2%</p>
<p>ECs: </p>
<p>Law Office Internship
A slew of Womens Leadership Confrences
Editor-in-Chief newspaper</p>
<p>Essays: Very serious and political</p>
<p>Recommendations: Solid but nothing extraordinary</p>
<p>Interview: Boring personality, very dry, terrible speaking abilitites. No charisma and has often told people that other religions are wrong.</p>
<p>I pray she gets rejected everywhere. How do you guys think she'll do?</p>
<p>Her SATs are hardly impressive (the math score is downright awful) and I also think she is being incredibly arrogant in assuming she's going to get into an ivy league univeristy. The amount of qualified students that apply to these places is rediculous and it's often a crap shoot at who gets in. She has the race card in her favor and for her I think it will come down to writing stellar essays and having bang up interviews.</p>
<p>Just a side note though, quit worrying about her so much.</p>
<p>NSM, OP is just probably frustrated that while we (including her) are working so hard and wondering whether we even have any shot at all, here's one who is so confident that she'll get in. OP probably didn't mean to be so...um...venomous. A slip of the tongue (post?) in a moment of frustration (still, that's a bad thing). :)</p>
<p>im only applying to
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Stanford
MIT
and im extremely confident ill get in to most of them, its kinda sad to see that you guys hate me =(</p>
<p>"NSM, OP is just probably frustrated that while we (including her) are working so hard and wondering whether we even have any shot at all, here's one who is so confident that she'll get in. OP probably didn't mean to be so...um...venomous. A slip of the tongue (post?) in a moment of frustration (still, that's a bad thing)"</p>
<p>No sympathy from me. If the so-called friend is overconfident, she won't get into the colleges. End of story. What's it to the OP? In fact, if the OP was a real friend who assumed that the girl was setting herself up for failure, the OP would feel concerned and sorry for the girl, not holding her up to ridicule.</p>
<p>From looking at the OP's own posts, it seems that the OP has scores that aren't that great, and is applying to similar schools as the friend. The OP needs to spend more time being concerned about her own applications, not frothing at the mouth about her friend.</p>
<p>The OP's post reminds me of what my mom used to tell me: "Don't wish bad luck on others. It will fall right back on you."</p>
<p>LOL! I'm not a her, I'm a him. And she's not a friend. It's just one of those words you use when referring to someone, geez. </p>
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thisSHHHisBANANAs, you're another prestige whore. Looks like you're apply to all the ivies other than brown and dartmouth. Hypocrite
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<p>But I'm not. I'm only applying to Wharton, Syracuse, Northeastern, and some SUNYs. Maybe Cornell and Yale, but probably not. I don't have the stats to get into them.</p>