[ SECRET POST #4887 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4887 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Question for Americans

[meadowphoenix]

The answer is yes OP, but it's a much smaller percentage than those who went to high school, and there are some private high schools which are basically pipelines to ivies. The process for homeschooled kids is no different, but it might be harder to get recommendations since those are usually from teachers (and usually its easier for kids homeschooled in coops where there are accredited teachers, but it's not like a private school).

I went to an ivy, and they all have this thing where they want to crow about diversity so they actually do tend to look for diverse backgrounds...like homeschooling and such. But its super competitive so you better be fucking amazing at quantifiable things like SAT scores, and you better have amazing extracurricular (sports? poetry? awards from any of those things?) and volunteer hours.

Re: Question for Americans

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you, that's very helpful! :)