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<p>I have a friend who got in to Stanford, and got rejected from USC. So don’t feel worthless if you get rejected. Even the best of the best get the small envelope.</p>
<p>Did your friend apply to a highly competitive program at USC or apply at the last minute to USC? I am surprised by your post. What was so extra special about your friend’s application to get into Stanford?</p>
<p>D knows someone that got accepted to Stanford and Harvard but rejected from UCLA.</p>
<p>I don’t know these people who got into Stanford and/or Harvard, but didn’t get into USC or UCLA but these acceptances and denials do not make a lot of sense. Perhaps they had double legacy to Harvard and/or Stanford or were just the recruited athletes those universities were looking for.</p>
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<p>Not in those categories.</p>
<p>It is possible that the UCLA denial was due to lack of one or more of the A-G requirements. The A-G requirements are very specific. The only thing I can think of with USC is applying to an extremely competitive program such as the cinema school which has a lower acceptance rate than Stanford and Harvard.</p>
<p>My close friend got into Cornell with lots of grants, and RPI as well, but was denied from USC (and is legacy)</p>
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<p>I don’t think this is the case. Kids from our school know to complete a-g requirements.</p>