<p>Gutrade, I hope you've calmed down somewhat now?</p>
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If a person like Gutrade didn't get into Berkeley, he'd make the 10 o' clock news!
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<p>Blah blah. Stop drooling all over yourself. You're making the girls run away.</p>
<p>Anyways, Berkeley rejected over 600 applicants with a 1550+ SAT score last year.</p>
<p>Gutrade, try for UNC special program or somthing. </p>
<p>Just fyi</p>
<p>This is from Daily Bruins </p>
<p>At private universitites across the country, grade inflation is rampant. Average GPAs at private schools like Stanford range from 3.5 to 3.6 while at public institutions, such as Berkeley, UCLA, UNC , The Average range from 3.0 to 3.2. UCLA needs to bring back class rankings to preserve the value of hard -earned grades. Class rankings would demonstrate that a 3.0 at UCLA , where the average GPA is from 3.1 to 3.2 is much more respectable thatn a 3.0 at Stanford, where the average GPA was recently brought down from 3.6 to 3.45. While grade inflation is a national phenomenon , former Harvard dean Henry Rosovsky and University of Pennsylvania lecturer Mattthew Hartley say it is "especially noticeable in the outragehously expensive IVY League. Harvard professor, Harvey Mansfield, has two-grade policy. Professor Mansfield hands out a merit-based grade which is shown only to the students and an inflated grade which gets recorded on transcripts. </p>
<p>Having a high GPA at a state school is a bigger accomplishment than having a high GPA at a private school says Vidya Prabhakaran, Former president of Yale College Council</p>
<p>Gutrade??????????
What on earth happened to all your anger for Stanford? I didn't even recognize you...</p>