Why TikTokers are pretending they got into Harvard
If it seems like more people are getting into Harvard than usual, blame TikTok. In recent months, the popular social media ...
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Harvard's QuestBridge Partnership Receives Mixed Reactions
Harvard affiliates expressed excitement about the University’s new partnership with QuestBridge’s National College Match program, though some held reservations about its impact on the diversity of ...
The American Conservative12d
Race Quotas, Harvard, and Bakke
In the decades that followed, Harvard and its Ivy League allies redoubled their public advocacy of racial diversity via holistic admissions. When California’s Proposition 209 propelled the ...
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How Harvard Defends Its Racially Discriminatory Admissions Process
The CIA ‘Now Favors the Lab Theory’ For Covid-19’s Origin Weekend Short: Thomas Bailey Aldrich’s ‘Our New Neighbors at Ponkapog’ According to Harvard, Asian Americans are too nerdy in ...
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15 Colleges With the Lowest Acceptance Rates
Although class rank is not a factor for admission at Harvard, 94% of admitted freshmen finished in the top 10% of their class. CalTech was previously temporarily test-blind, meaning an applicant's ...
Lawsuit alleging rampant antisemitism at Harvard to continue, judge rules
“Harvard’s reaction was, at best ... “Harvard will be held accountable for their normalization, acceptance, and celebration ...
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Cracking Harvard: Your blueprint to beat the 3.5% acceptance odds and grab a spot among the best
Harvard University is one of the most prestigious and competitive institutions in the world, with an acceptance rate of just 3.5%. Gaining admission requires more than exceptional grades—it ...
National Review6y
Harvard Loves Athletes — But Why?
LGBT? As part of the sprawling admissions debacle, the Harvard Crimson last week broke the story that the smartest athlete applicants have an 83 percent admission rate, as opposed to 16 percent ...
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Winter acceptance rates at Harvard, Yale, and Princeton are higher than in the spring - here's why it seems easier to get in when you apply early
Early admissions decisions in the Ivy League are announced in December. The acceptance rate is far higher during the early admissions round in the winter than the regular decision announcements in ...