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There’s no shortage of people who meet any of that criteria! The whole point of a selective college is they have to select from a pool of already qualified app
by thebradbain 3y ago
There’s no shortage of people who meet any of that criteria!
The whole point of a selective college is they have to select from a pool of already qualified applicants. There is no objective measure to measure against when you’re splitting hairs. Even were you to limit it to “objective” requirements like test score and GPA, how do you decide between two students for one spot when both have the exact same scores?
There is no shortage of perfect scores applying to Harvard. And yet a majority, or even a plurality, of any given class of admits didn’t have perfect scores.
- jimbob45 3y agoThere is no shortage of perfect scores applying to Harvard. 1,000 people typically receive a perfect SAT score yearly.