I am losing my crap right now. I have withdrawal all my applications just so I could go early decision with dartmouth. I do not know why. I have 2 safeties and 2 ivys. Dartmouth says they will come out with their decisions soon and I am genuinely so scared.
STATS
4.00 GPA
No honors or ap because my school does not offer them
8 Extracurriculars
Community service
Involved in local political movements
I won’t go into too much detail since this isn’t a chance me thread - im just giving this to those who want the info.
Withdraw the others AFTER you hear that you got in ED to Dartmouth, not before
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Were those applications allowed under the ED agreement with Dartmouth? If so, woo boy. If not, it is what it is, those are the terms.
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Hi, I have tried to help on your other threads.
It sounds like you had to withdraw a few since you can not overlap some ED and REA applications.
Just resubmit those as RD if you are still interested. Do not bother with the international options you had - there are too many additional expenses for you to navigate right now with those.
I thought you had an interview with Harvard - did that not happen, or maybe I ma not remembering correctly.
To keep you from loosing your marbles while you wait revisit the list of “the meet 100% need” schools and apply to a few more. They will all give you application waivers.
Beyond the Ivy League, here are a few others on the list when you page down.
| Haverford College |
Aid is loan-free if your parents earn less than $60,000. Families making more than this threshold can expect small loans ranging from $1,500 to $3,000 a year. |
| Lafayette College |
Aid is often loan-free if your parents earn less than $50,000. |
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| Lehigh University |
90% of undergraduate families with an income less than $75,000 received grants and scholarships in an amount greater than the full cost of tuition. |
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I had an interview with harvard - i just changed to regular decision. Thank you so much !
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BTW I got rejected but im fine lol