<p>Rate these factors towards ivy league admission as Beneficial (+) or Negative (-), with +++ being the most, — being the least, and = being neutral. Use the boxes. </p>
<p>I wonder what the results will be?</p>
<p>[ ] - Household Income of 500k or more a year
[ ] - Household Income of around 150k a year
[ ] - Household Income of 50k or less a year
[ ] - Nuclear Family
[ ] - Single Parent Family
[ ] - Divorced Parents
[ ] - URM
[ ] - White
[ ] - Asian
[ ] - Athlete
[ ] - No Sports
[ ] - First Generation college
[ ] - Perfect GPA
[ ] - Perfect standardized tests
[ ] - Perfect AP Scores
[ ] - State level award
[ ] - National level award
[ ] - No awards</p>
<p>[+] - Household Income of 500k or more a year
[+] - Household Income of around 150k a year
[-] - Household Income of 50k or less a year
[?] - Nuclear Family
[-] - Single Parent Family
[-] - Divorced Parents
[+] - URM
[—] - White
[+++] - Asian
[—] - Athlete
[+++] - No Sports
[+] - First Generation college
[+++] - Perfect GPA
[-] - Perfect standardized tests
[-] - Perfect AP Scores
[++] - State level award
[++] - National level award
[—] - No awards</p>
<p>Thats just what I think they do it, but it shouldn’t be that way. :)</p>
<p>[+] - Household Income of 500k or more a year
[+] - Household Income of around 150k a year
[+] - Household Income of 50k or less a year
[=] - Nuclear Family
[=] - Single Parent Family
[=] - Divorced Parents
[++] - URM
[-] - White
[–] - Asian
[+] - Athlete
[=] - No Sports
[+] - First Generation college
[++] - Perfect GPA
[++] - Perfect standardized tests
[+] - Perfect AP Scores
[++] - State level award
[++] - National level award
[–] - No awards </p>
<p>yeah that’s just my opinion. they’re by no means accurate. i think for the income if you make 150+ you can probably pay for it yourself and if you make less than 50 you shouldn’t have to pay for much so that is also beneficial since ivies are need blind. i dont think the type of family matters much unless someone is in college. race i think urm is benefit with white being a slight negative and asian being a bit more negative. perfect scores and grades are always good for ivies. but by no means a big guarantee</p>
<p>[ ++] - Household Income of 500k or more a year
[ -] - Household Income of around 150k a year
[ +++] - Household Income of 50k or less a year
[ Wth] - Nuclear Family
[ =] - Single Parent Family
[ =] - Divorced Parents
[+ ] - URM
[ =] - White
[ -] - Asian
[ = unless recruit, then +++] - Athlete
[= ] - No Sports
[++ ] - First Generation college
[+] - Perfect GPA
[+] - Perfect standardized tests
[ =] - Perfect AP Scores
[++] - State level award
[+++ ] - National level award
[ ---------] - No awards</p>
<p>[++ ] - Household Income of 500k or more a year
[+ ] - Household Income of around 150k a year
[- ] - Household Income of 50k or less a year
[ =] - Nuclear Family
[ =] - Single Parent Family
[ =] - Divorced Parents
[+ ] - URM
[= ] - White
[=] - Asian
[ +] - Athlete
[= ] - No Sports
[++ ] - First Generation college
[+ ] - Perfect GPA
[ +] - Perfect standardized tests
[+ ] - Perfect AP Scores
[++ ] - State level award
[ ++++] - National level award
[- ] - No awards </p>
<p>For those of you who were like ??? to nuclear family,
it means a houshold of both parents and children usually 1-2.
basically, a NORMAL household</p>
<p>Some of these aren’t easy. It depends on the school and then if the school is need-blind. I’ll do the top tier of schools, but this is extremely iffy at best, given the nature of ranking these things.</p>
<p>[+++] - Household Income of 500k or more a year
[=] - Household Income of around 150k a year
[-] - Household Income of 50k or less a year (++ if need blind but looking for socioeconomic diversity, but still a - in the grand scheme of college admissions)
[=] - Nuclear Family
[=] - Single Parent Family
[=] - Divorced Parents
[+] - URM
[=] - White
[=] - Asian (I consider it neutral given that Asian students also, in general, are more high-achieving academically)
[+++] - Athlete (if recruited)
[=] - No Sports
[+] - First Generation college
[++] - Perfect GPA
[++] - Perfect standardized tests
[++] - Perfect AP Scores
[+] - State level award
[++] - National level award
[–] - No awards</p>
<p>[-- ] - Household Income of 500k or more a year
[ - ] - Household Income of around 150k a year
[ ++ ] - Household Income of 50k or less a year
[ = ] - Nuclear Family
[ ++ ] - Single Parent Family
[ ++ ] - Divorced Parents
[ ? ] - URM
[ = ] - White
[ – ] - Asian
[ ++ ] - Athlete
[ = ] - No Sports
[ ++ ] - First Generation college
[ + ] - Perfect GPA
[ + ] - Perfect standardized tests
[ = ] - Perfect AP Scores
[ + ] - State level award
[ +++ ] - National level award
[ — ] - No awards</p>
<p>things like family and rather uncommon situations like that are generally more effective when used in the essay or as an obstacle towards your education… :/</p>
<p>[=] - Household Income of 500k or more a year
[=] - Household Income of around 150k a year
[+] - Household Income of 50k or less a year
[=] - Nuclear Family
[=] - Single Parent Family
[=] - Divorced Parents
[+] - Under represented minority “URM”
[=] - White
[=] - Asian
[+] - Athlete
[=] - No Sports
[+] - First Generation college
[++] - Perfect GPA
[++] - Perfect standardized tests
[+] - Perfect AP Scores
[++] - State level award
[++] - National level award
[=] - No awards</p>
<p>[++] - Household Income of 500k or more a year
[=] - Household Income of around 150k a year
[+] - Household Income of 50k or less a year
[=] - Nuclear Family
[+] - Single Parent Family
[+] - Divorced Parents
[+++] - URM
[=] - White
[-] - Asian
[+] - Athlete
[-] - No Sports
[+] - First Generation college
[+] - Perfect GPA
[++] - Perfect standardized tests
[+] - Perfect AP Scores
[++] - State level award
[+++] - National level award
[-] - No awards</p>