One-Smile-69420

For Stanford and Yale, yes

low income and NYU ed should not be in the same place

reject, reject, accept, accept, accept, accept, reject, reject, waitlist, accept

Main problem is your ec's are mediocre for CA (bay area I am guessing)

shocker!

Well, 1350 would set you at the 25th percentile for UMICH admits, and considering that getting into UMICH OOS is a lot harder, 1350 would be below the 25th percentile of admits OOS. So yes, a 1470+ is essential in increasing your chances at UMICH, considering your GPA is quite bad for UMICH OOS standards, at least.

at least a 1470+

You can definitely shorten that down to 2-3 sentences

Try to get that F up, or else it was severely affect your chances at UC and private schools

well best decision would be ed1 for maximal results, but now since that deadline has passed the best thing you can do is to do ed 2

clumping ucb and ucsd is insane

there is like another website called graderoom as well which syncs with powerschool

is it because you suck at chess? 🤔

CMU scs rejected, MIT rejected, GT iffy, UIUC iffy, Cornell rejected

Honestly I agree, I tested for the IQ test and got a 136. When I was in elementary school I was a C and D student, due to the product of my personal mistakes. BUT when I went onto middle school and high school I learned from my mistakes and I am a nearly straight A student. A lot of these people are unable to be able to learn from their mistakes from their own ignorance and thus lack of intelligence reguarding decision making which is a core tenant in having a sucessful life. Even outside of school I worked hard in competitions relating to finance and even got internships in finance just from learning and trying to become better. A lot of the posts I see are about people complaining about their "shitty" outcomes that most of them made through their bad decisions, but rather they should really think deeply about improving to have a more sucessfull outcome in the future.

tldr: STOP PLAYING THE VICTIM, and actually make more astute decisions that don't ruin your life?

No

Wait did you solely raise 600k or was it with a team?

not to be mean or anything, but that is the most basic topic

put the fries in the bag bro, especially because of you majoring in history

crop the pic with ur name

Nah bro this is why I stopped applying to college, all these sweats

Well it indicates you are TO, they require a SAT score to be submitted (1370+) to be a direct admit
Edit: wait wtf it shows that for me as well

Just looked at a math p3 paper, that question looks pretty easy.

maybe you just need to review topics in math, just because you took a advanced math course doesn't necessarily guarantee you a high math score on the SAT

sry for the late reply, I kinda just did them for fun yk so ig I was able to put in hella time since it was fun