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<blockquote data-quote="AE 87" data-source="post: 38701" data-attributes="member: 195"><p>I'm convinced that Stanford was putting out press-releases as Forbes, ESPN, yahoo all told similar stories. They don't make exceptions because they don't have an objective formula like many places. Their admission-standards for ALL students include no minimum GPA, no minimum standardized test scores, and no required classes from High School but do include recognition of special skills or talents. It's not just their athletes that benefit from this approach but also their schools of fine arts, as I understand it.</p><p></p><p>If you're a typical student wanting to major in Chemistry or Engineering, you may have an easier time getting into Tech than Stanford. If you're a 4* athlete wanting to major in business or marketing, I reckon it's the other way around.</p><p></p><p>Comparing Stanford's "no exceptions" to GT's "a few exceptions" as if that means GT is more lenient is ignorant, imo. </p><p></p><p>I've posted other articles about Stanford's admitting in another thread in this forum if people are interested enough to look.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AE 87, post: 38701, member: 195"] I'm convinced that Stanford was putting out press-releases as Forbes, ESPN, yahoo all told similar stories. They don't make exceptions because they don't have an objective formula like many places. Their admission-standards for ALL students include no minimum GPA, no minimum standardized test scores, and no required classes from High School but do include recognition of special skills or talents. It's not just their athletes that benefit from this approach but also their schools of fine arts, as I understand it. If you're a typical student wanting to major in Chemistry or Engineering, you may have an easier time getting into Tech than Stanford. If you're a 4* athlete wanting to major in business or marketing, I reckon it's the other way around. Comparing Stanford's "no exceptions" to GT's "a few exceptions" as if that means GT is more lenient is ignorant, imo. I've posted other articles about Stanford's admitting in another thread in this forum if people are interested enough to look. [/QUOTE]
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