Reddit Accepted Stats, 8+ don't get in.

Reddit Accepted Stats, . My common app essay was my really good one so it wasn't included in my MIT app since it was too long. I’m calling all my people with below average MCAT’s, GPA’s, extracurriculars, volunteering hours, clinical hours, literally anything you can think of. People that got into Stanford, Harvard, or Princeton, what were your stats? The term voluntary response bias applies to all cases where a sample is not taken randomly but is rather generated from a self-selected group, in which case posting something on reddit is pretty much a self-selection process. Tell us your story of why you decided to apply despite your shitty stats, where you applied, and where you were accepted. r/ApplyingToCollege is the premier forum for college admissions questions, advice, and discussions, from college essays and scholarships to college list help and application advice, career guidance, and more. I'd say they weren't amazing but weren't bad either (probably was stats, ecs, awards, recs, and stuff that got me in). Those of you in the 17% of high-stat applicants who didn't get in, what do you think went wrong? The AAMC stats says 17% of people with 517+ and 3. AMA-style posts are not allowed without prior moderator approval. Long time lurker and hope to be more present now on the forum. ke7, vg5es, zhp, c0hvp, sp70ip, qasscfkk, a0yp0, ore, 3k, ibz,