2009-03-22, 09:24 PM
[COLOR="DarkRed"]I guess it's partly because the top US Colleges/Universities have become more and more picky about who they choose to go to their school. For most people, you need to have multiple schools you wish to go to because your top ones are probably everyone else's top ones, so it's quite hard to get selected into them.
When schools are quite popular, they have a plethura of people to choose from, and they'll pick the most well-rounded individuals that apply. The schools are basically putting us on the chopping block when we apply comparing and contrasting every individual.
At least that's the way I look at it.[/COLOR]
When schools are quite popular, they have a plethura of people to choose from, and they'll pick the most well-rounded individuals that apply. The schools are basically putting us on the chopping block when we apply comparing and contrasting every individual.
At least that's the way I look at it.[/COLOR]