<p>upenn, boston college, amherst, dartmouth, wellesley, tufts, northwestern, georgetown, brown.</p>
<p>UPenn, Brown, Georgetown, Dartmouth, Yale, UVA, Ohio State</p>
<p>UPenn, NYU, Cornell, Dartmouth, WashU, Johns Hopkins, Emory</p>
<p>what do you guys/girls think is the easiest ivy league to get into?
i dont think ill get into one, just curious.</p>
<p>Cornell Agriculture School...</p>
<p>Cornell, UPenn, Dartmouth, Northwestern, U. Chicago, NYU. Michigan, Johns Hopkins</p>
<p>My top three choices are UPenn, Dartmouth, and NW.</p>
<p>I'm gonna apply without Financial Aid to see if it makes a difference. :o</p>
<p>Although Cornell is very competitive, I've heard that it isn't as difficult to get into. The numbers speak for themselves- 31% acceptance rate. I think ED is ~50%. I'm gonna apply to USC, Georgetown, Loyola Marymount (Los Angeles), Tulane, Pepperdine, and have already applied to Fordham, UCLA, and St. John's. I don't think I'll waste my time OR money w/ anymore Ivies.</p>
<p>yeah- i have Penn State and SUNY as my safety cushion. Plus, i wud love to get into Penn state University park- which is their best campus (most competitive)...!....</p>
<p>UPenn, Tufts, Brown, Princeton, UVa, UC Berkeley, UC San Diego, Pomona College, U of Michigan, NYU, Barnard(though it would be painful to be so close to my rejected dream)</p>
<p>I hope I get into Penn/Dartmouth/Northwestern.... I think I didn't do a good job in presenting myself in my application. I believe I've definitely gotton better now.</p>
<p>Welsh- i dont know how to change my applications man?..howve u gotten better?..</p>
<p>That's nice. Unfotunately, not all of us have the glory to say "despite this.. I was accepted here _________." Keep that in mind next time.</p>
<p>The problem with most of you is that you're ALL THE SAME. Imagine how boring it must have been to read app and app and app of the same #'s, activities, etc. Everyone is a leader of this, captain of that. MAKE SURE YOU TELL THE RD ADMIN WHAT MAKES YOU STAND OUT.</p>
<p>i think u guys got rejected b/c there were too many "nerds" applying, they gotta keep the school "cool" so they need ppl like me with 1170 SAT I, 500- SAT IIs and gpa of 2.8
a lot of ecs:
county jail for 3 month
community service 200h (enforced by law)
5 arrests
founder of marijla club in the school
founder of thieves of HS.Inc
etc.</p>
<p>was that suppose to be funny?..cuz im not laughin..</p>
<p>anyways..yeh pigeon ..i guess ppl do focus on their grades too much and not their personality or something when it comes to writing the essay..NEVER LET SCHOOL BECOME YOUR LIFE!</p>
<p>Well, my Columbia application was the first one I ever did. Looking back, I never mentioned how many community service hours I had (280+), the type of work I did in China (working with NGOs), and a few other items that I think would have boosted my chances at Columbia a lot. Also, they didn't recieve my best teacher rec until December 1, so I'm not even sure if they read it or not before making decisions.</p>
<p>I waived my rights to read my recommendations as well, but I just have trust in my teachers/counserlor. My counselor was my JV football coach and I have maintained a pretty good relationship with him. I believe I've also maintainted a good relationship with my teachers.</p>
<p>Like pigeonblood said, I didn't do a good job in presenting my strengths. I'll keep this in mind for my RD applications.</p>
<p>hmm..but its soooo hard..ehhh</p>
<p>For some reason, I think it's super competitive this year, for early apps at least. I'm not really sure why, but I've only heard of one person (that I actually know personally) who's gotten into college so far. I've been hearing of rejections left and right. Maybe that's just me... Hopefully that means it'll be a little easier for RD's.</p>
<p>For Those Of You Considering Cc, It's Better To Be A Seas Accept Than A Cc Reject. Remember That. Besides, If You Are Really Obsessed With Cc, Transfer After A Year.</p>
<p>seas isnt a piece of cake to get into. u need to be a math/science oriented person.seas applicants usually have higher stats than cc applicants so dont make it out like seas is the backdoor into columbia</p>