Official Harvard EA Decisions - Class of 2010

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721

<p>congratulations to you guys</p>

722

<p>Everyone in the class of 2010 are going to be Freshman nextyear, We are very fortunate to make Harvard.</p>

723

<p>i'm getting so nervous.. especially since my EC's have been requiring so much more attention as the years go on and my position leads to more responsibilities. there's quite a noticeable decline in my averge since freshman year =( i feel like i'm losing and losing.. ! i wish i could join in the ranks of you guys this coming year! i hope that passion and talent wins over academic performance.. although of course of course, harvard admits have both.. the fight will only continue!</p>

<p>^ random post lol !</p>

<p>congratz to everyone!! =) you're all so lucky not in the sense that luck brought you there, but.. i don't know lol luck is just a happy dappy word =D have fun at harvard!</p>

724

<p>Just one question: How do you guys balance academics and extracurriculars so well?</p>

725

<p>i'm guessing they learn to live without sleep</p>

726

<p>No, colleges determine whether you will be rich or poor when you grow up. People who go to ivy leagues will be rich and succesful in life... People who go to inferior colleges don't</p>

727

<p>Heheh. True.</p>

728

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WHY ARE YOU SO PERFECT! DO YOU HAVE ANY FLAWS????</p>

729

<p>he mismatched his tie with his shirt the day of his interview: a sophisticated pink with tiny teal spots just did not go well with the rest of the spiffy black ensemble.</p>

730

<p>happywanderer, are you for real!?</p>

731

<p>of course not...</p>

732

<p>"Why you think you were accepted/deferred/denied: I'm sleeping with one of the admissions officers"</p>

<p>Oh please! So many CCers are unbelievably gullible! That part obviously isn't true which of course casts a lot of doubt on the earlier mentioned and seemingly impeccable credentials ;)</p>

<p>Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against Harvard. But I'm a Princeton man all the way!</p>

<p>Princeton Class of 2010! w00t! :D</p>

733

<p>Accepted</p>

<p>Stats:
SAT I: 600(200 in all three)
SAT IIs: 200 math 200 literature 200 us history
ACT:
GPA: 0.00
Rank: 3617/3617
Other stats: none</p>

<p>Subjective:
Essays: sucks-written by mars language
Teacher Recs: sucks-written by mars language
Counselor Rec: sucks-written by mars language
Hook (if any): from Mars
Location/Person:
State or Country: Mars
School Type: gang school-worst school in the Universe.
Ethnicity: alien ****
Gender: both
Perceived Strengths/Weaknesses: Everything
Why you think you were accepted/deferred/denied: I didn't sleep with adcom
Other Factors:
General Comments/Congratulations/Venting/Commiserations,etc: Miracle</p>

734

<p>No, just. . . no.</p>

735

<p>agreed ^ 10'char</p>

736

<p>Hey, I think I want to go to Harvard...for application...what do you think made your essay so good...was it content, length, emotion?</p>

737

<p>Hey, I also live in a rural town in southwest VA...do u mind posting the town where you live? Also, what made you decide to attend Harvard..</p>

738

<p>So in your opinion, what is the single most important factor in determining an applicant's admission status?</p>

739

<p>Another question, does an alumni parent play a role in admission?</p>

740

<p>"So in your opinion, what is the single most important factor in determining an applicant's admission status?"</p>

<p>Grades. First thing they look at. Personal qualities, etc. are all very important -- but it doesn't matter what a great person you are if you don't have the grades to back it up.</p>

<p>"Another question, does an alumni parent play a role in admission?"</p>

<p>Yes, some. But I wouldn't ever rely on that as a major determining factor.</p>