a safety school is a college I'd say you have at least a 70 or 80% chance of getting in. How do you know this? by the school's acceptance rate and what kinds of students they take and how those students' credentials match your credentials@@Aditya_Mishra001
My sister did what Devi did & luckily she got into one of the ivy’s (UPenn) she had one safety school but the rest were all ivies. She got into the safety as well too
@@CassandraHsiaohey does her getting rejected by the rest of the Ivy League schools say something about UPenn? Like they have an easy admission criteria and they take any student which don’t go to Harvard and Stanford? Is it true? I have heard about this.
@@abhartit’s all about fit! i know kids who get rejected penn ed and end up at harvard or stanford. at the end of the day a TON of students are AMAZING! it’s what makes you the ideal match for a school that ultimately pushes you over the edge. upenn may happen to be a better fit for certain students which is why they get in
Exactlyyyyy! Like please look at everything, what used to be just a safety for me is now one of my top choices bc I actually looked into it 😭 what matters isn't prestige but what works best for YOU and what YOU want! And even if the ivies are exactly what you want, taking a gamble like that is really risky without a safety. But fortunately, as some commenters said, community college/transfer is a great option if one ends up in a Devi situation 💖💖
MIT and Stanford aren't even ivy leagues and they are among the top 5 universities on the planet. In fact, today MIT is the best university in the world.
I didn’t really consider a 2 year college until midsummer after I graduated. But once I realized I could get through my associates degree without taking out any loans, and get easily transferred to a bigger school, I realized I had made a good choice.
would you mind telling me the name of that college? i’m currently in the process of trying to navigate my life and considering where to go for university.
@@lordfarquaad3086I don't know what college montygreen went to, but I had a similar situation I'm going to a community college right now, and there's a program where they pay for all the classes you take your first two years there. I don't think all community colleges have this, but even the ones that don't can really cut down your tuition by quite a lot What I'm doing is spending 2 years at a community college and then transferring to a university. There does tend to be a lot of stigma about community college but it definitely helps with paying for college, since you're not paying for all 4 years at a university
@@lordfarquaad3086 she/hes most probably talking about a community college :) you can do 2 years of college there and then transfer to a 4 year college to you your third and fourth year of undergrad education
It might not have been a smart decision to only apply to ivys. But out of any other tv show characters, Devi is one of the only characters who truely deserved to get into an ivy and in real life probably would have.
i agree! she worked so hard and got amazing grades and slayed in debate. unfortunately there needs to be an extra edge that makes her unique to get into the ivies... but perhaps she had other unique extracurriculars up her sleeve too we just didn't see!
@m1dos391 I'm with you. She worked hard, but she had no real passion outside wanting to go to Princeton. What did she want to do once she got there and after she graduated? We don't know, because the only things she does are what will look good on her college application. In real life, I suspect that will not make you a good candidate.
@@angelicasmodelyou're talking like most people have plans for what they want to do after college. news flash: no one knows that. your plans almost always change during college.
okay but there’s no way that paxton who studying for like a couple months got into colleges and devi who’s been a whole academic weapon since elementary school didn’t get accepted into a SINGLE college😂
Paxton applied to an easier school. UA has a pretty high acceptance rate. If Devi had applied there she not only would have gotten in, but gotten the distinction award (aka, a big scholarship)
For once, I would like to see a smart and nerdy character apply for/attend state universities or community colleges. Hollywood acts like state universities or community colleges are for slacker students only. I had plenty of smart, nerdy, and hardworking friends in high school, and none of them went to an Ivy League college. Most of them attended state or city universities (like UT, UH, Texas A&M, etc.), and some even went to community colleges like Lone Star, Blinn, or HCC.
I totally agree. That’s what my husband did and my son is following the same path. My husband passes underground with zero debt and hoping my son will. People need to realize that community college and State College to exist and provide the same degrees most of the time why going into it, tap university and coming out in that and paying the loans for the rest of your life. I do not think is the Weiss decision and smart for fighting to get into it. Top university with all the stress and anxieties with having no safe school listed.
where I'm from (unless you're rich and go to one of the 2 rich college prep private schools in the state), you don't go to Ivy Leagues. Even if u got a 4.0, 36 ACT, in a bunch of clubs, you're a minority and get into every Ivy League. That doesn't mean u go for free or will even get scholarships from them. Getting in is 1 thing but affording it is another. The top most perfect students here usually just go to 1 of the universities here, and completely free too.
There are merit based and need based scholarships in Ivy League schools. As long as you prove you are a top ranker with a good profile, you will get the merit based. Or just prove you are poor by showing your family annual income details, you will get the need based one.
@@peak_911 u get those at every college. But it still cost a lot. Could get into an ivy league, have scholarship, & go into debt to go there OR go the school here completely free. I feel like the bar for merit based scholarships r higher there bc every student would meet it if it wasnt
Well ofc, but you can do part time, if international students can do that, why can't you? it's funny when American students say they can't pay off tuition fees, while you literally have more freedom than international kids in your college. 1. Do part time on/off campus. 2. Internships(they might cover your whole fees0 3, Choose the right course 4. RA/TA if possible though i doubt it is possible, mostly phd grads are allowed @@Ad-qt8lx
My uncle basically kind of did the same thing to me. The school that his son got into is like amazing and I'm very happy for him but he was just like why don't you try to go to that school instead.. 🙃🙃🙃 First off even if I had the grades. I think that just because it's a bigger school doesn't mean that it's better. Also I think that my school program wise is a lot better. Like yeah it's not an ivy League school but it is the only school in Georgia that has my program and it's like the 8th one in the country. ,🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
Colleges are for networking, good alumni's helps a lot that's why MIT/Harvard are the way they are. People who think colleges will educate them, nope, you will study on your own most of the stuff.@@CassandraHsiao
Just do community college and after 2 years apply for transfer. This will give time to put more activities and boost GPA, and you save thousands of dollars in two years
Yeah, I kind of did what David did except that I live in Kentucky and I'm broke so I can only afford $50 1 time so I applied to wku and I'm just gonna hope for the best.
Ivy Leagues are only considered Ivy leagues because of their good sports programs too. So don’t go for the name go for what you’re looking for, like public, private, liberal arts, community, competitive, big classes, small classes.
Honestly go to a community college and if you’re getting a law degree or med school then go to a nice school. Don’t pay for Ivy League for your undergrad. I used to sell marketing and finance courseware for schools (including lesson plans, homework, simulations, etc) and many community colleges used this courseware as WELL AS HARVARD! So some students were paying 20x the amount for the same course.
Ivy schools are elite universities in America with very low acceptance rates meaning its very difficult to get in. Typically if your applying for an ivy league, you would have a safety school which is a college with a higher acceptance rate meaning its easier to get in so that way even if you get rejected from the Ivies, you still have a back up college
i applied to 3 dream schools, 7 safety schools and 2 schools which you can say are below safety and a backup incase even safety doesnt happen ˘which was a low probability considering my 9.6GPA and electronic keyboards and athletic certifications yes but i'm not a risk taker) result: i got into 1 of 3 of dream schools, 6/7 safety schools and both the extra ones. obviously chose my dream school.
I dont understand people whp over apply themselves and then think they NEED to get into an ivy league dchool to do 4 more years [or more] of suicide inducing lectures, classes, papers, ans stress. Live your damn life. In the end, we're all dust and bone.
Uni in USA have colleges under them, basically Harvard is a university, but Harvard college is a subsidiary of H. Uni which provides bachelors programs.
Eh, it might be an acceptable move if you go to a “feeder” school and your college counselor thinks you would get into those schools. Honestly, if I were Devi’s mom I would send her to a prep school since the family had a high income and was quite ambitious.
Ah yes that’s the season 3 plot line of her deciding not to go to a school like that! It seemed like a good fit for her and possibly in real life Devi would’ve gone but because it’s a tv show they had to keep her in California 😂 so we could have season 4!
The reality is that if you waitlisted at Princeton. You could definitely get into most University of California except maybe UCLA/UCB. Pretty fucking stupid lol
Also apply to some unis with lower entry requirements that you’re more likely to get in as backup for safety just in case you get rejected by the competitive ones.
you can take a gap year and reapply (which I think is quite rare), or (more common) you can pick a different school and try to transfer in again. However the odds of getting in after rejection are very low
unless you increase your chances by doing something which no other did, change your SOP, maybe give SATs again if low, and participate in any extracurricular best way is you tell them about financial need that you were working part time to help out your family.@@CassandraHsiao
It's because of the deadlines to apply for a certain year. By the time the decision comes out for the Ivy league schools, the application deadline will have already passed for schools that are the next level right after as far as academic reputation. There are state universities with much later application deadlines that likely would still have been an option for Devi. But this would mean going much further down her preferences, like going from Plan A to Plan G because she arrogantly skipped Plans B - F.
there are so many! Nearly 4000 schools to chose from. Different schools from public schools to research-focused schools to trade schools to small liberal arts colleges.
@@CassandraHsiao there are, but it's really hard to know about them and their best courses cause I don't actually live in US. Anyways my search is on and I would definitely consider safety school along with ivy league Thanks
yes, you should apply to a variety of reach, match, and safety schools! I would recommend this book "Getting into A Top College" by Pria Chatterjee, who breaks down the top schools in the US and where they may fall between reach, match, and safety ranks.
@@sandhyadixit9029Also, look at schools in your state! There should be quite a few and they'll be easy to tour from where you are :) you don't just have to look att the top ones in the nation!
@@lillzzie. yes but those that get in have precisely her kind of resume, and as my mother works for Columbia (an Ivy League with less than 5% acceptance), Devi had a top 5% type resume.
Yeah ik it’s just acting, but that’s the reality of a lot of hs students today applying to just ivys and having no safety schools 😭
Yep! It’s insanely risky!!
What's a safety school
Please tell
a safety school is a college I'd say you have at least a 70 or 80% chance of getting in. How do you know this? by the school's acceptance rate and what kinds of students they take and how those students' credentials match your credentials@@Aditya_Mishra001
@@CassandraHsiao Thank you didi ✨🙏🌸
My sister did what Devi did & luckily she got into one of the ivy’s (UPenn) she had one safety school but the rest were all ivies. She got into the safety as well too
Gasp! Risky! Happy it worked out for your sister though but definitely would advise a more balanced list!
@@CassandraHsiaohey does her getting rejected by the rest of the Ivy League schools say something about UPenn? Like they have an easy admission criteria and they take any student which don’t go to Harvard and Stanford? Is it true? I have heard about this.
@@divyanshsahai no idea but I have seen some students who get rejected from rest of the ivies or top colleges but only get into upenn...
@@abhartit’s all about fit! i know kids who get rejected penn ed and end up at harvard or stanford. at the end of the day a TON of students are AMAZING! it’s what makes you the ideal match for a school that ultimately pushes you over the edge. upenn may happen to be a better fit for certain students which is why they get in
@@fionayitongxie7595 yup! Also, if ur fulfilling institutional needs of a certain college! U will get in fs if u have amazing essays too
yess. There are some really great small liberal arts colleges. Good education is not limited to only ivy-league colleges
Exactlyyyyy! Like please look at everything, what used to be just a safety for me is now one of my top choices bc I actually looked into it 😭 what matters isn't prestige but what works best for YOU and what YOU want!
And even if the ivies are exactly what you want, taking a gamble like that is really risky without a safety. But fortunately, as some commenters said, community college/transfer is a great option if one ends up in a Devi situation 💖💖
MIT and Stanford aren't even ivy leagues and they are among the top 5 universities on the planet. In fact, today MIT is the best university in the world.
“Good education is not limited to only ivy-league colleges“
Damn right it isnt
@@t.s5806 yes
@@candlecord lotta ppl apply to ivies for rankings/prestige but I apply there cuz I need 100% scholarships
I didn’t really consider a 2 year college until midsummer after I graduated. But once I realized I could get through my associates degree without taking out any loans, and get easily transferred to a bigger school, I realized I had made a good choice.
You made a great choice!!! Yes there are so many paths to higher education!
would you mind telling me the name of that college? i’m currently in the process of trying to navigate my life and considering where to go for university.
@@lordfarquaad3086I don't know what college montygreen went to, but I had a similar situation
I'm going to a community college right now, and there's a program where they pay for all the classes you take your first two years there. I don't think all community colleges have this, but even the ones that don't can really cut down your tuition by quite a lot
What I'm doing is spending 2 years at a community college and then transferring to a university.
There does tend to be a lot of stigma about community college but it definitely helps with paying for college, since you're not paying for all 4 years at a university
@@lordfarquaad3086 she/hes most probably talking about a community college :) you can do 2 years of college there and then transfer to a 4 year college to you your third and fourth year of undergrad education
It might not have been a smart decision to only apply to ivys. But out of any other tv show characters, Devi is one of the only characters who truely deserved to get into an ivy and in real life probably would have.
i agree! she worked so hard and got amazing grades and slayed in debate. unfortunately there needs to be an extra edge that makes her unique to get into the ivies... but perhaps she had other unique extracurriculars up her sleeve too we just didn't see!
Definitely not. To be frank, her ECs were terrible
@m1dos391 I'm with you. She worked hard, but she had no real passion outside wanting to go to Princeton. What did she want to do once she got there and after she graduated? We don't know, because the only things she does are what will look good on her college application. In real life, I suspect that will not make you a good candidate.
@@angelicasmodelyou're talking like most people have plans for what they want to do after college. news flash: no one knows that. your plans almost always change during college.
@emperor8716 most people have an idea about what interests them and what they're good at though. That's what I was talking about.
Imagine this: devi and ben both got into Columbia
!! I forgot about them having to do long distance now…
@@CassandraHsiao at the end ben visits devi at Princeton University
@@aleighblair2054aww that's cute
okay but there’s no way that paxton who studying for like a couple months got into colleges and devi who’s been a whole academic weapon since elementary school didn’t get accepted into a SINGLE college😂
She applied to only reach schools 😭 and Paxton applied to probably safeties and matches!
@@CassandraHsiao yeah but he got into asu…which is a good ass school
yeah with 88%acceptance lol @@amayaaaa.222
Paxton applied to an easier school. UA has a pretty high acceptance rate. If Devi had applied there she not only would have gotten in, but gotten the distinction award (aka, a big scholarship)
@@mellowyellow5865 but she got accepted in Princeton at the end
For once, I would like to see a smart and nerdy character apply for/attend state universities or community colleges. Hollywood acts like state universities or community colleges are for slacker students only. I had plenty of smart, nerdy, and hardworking friends in high school, and none of them went to an Ivy League college. Most of them attended state or city universities (like UT, UH, Texas A&M, etc.), and some even went to community colleges like Lone Star, Blinn, or HCC.
but most nerdy students go to high unis, and that’s realistic
Alex Dunphy from Modern family could qualify. She went to Caltech.
Apply to the community college around your areas dont go in debt and you can always transfers credits
a great path!
I totally agree. That’s what my husband did and my son is following the same path. My husband passes underground with zero debt and hoping my son will. People need to realize that community college and State College to exist and provide the same degrees most of the time why going into it, tap university and coming out in that and paying the loans for the rest of your life. I do not think is the Weiss decision and smart for fighting to get into it. Top university with all the stress and anxieties with having no safe school listed.
@@Lady-A000 I am so much in debt until I found out about community college I wished I knew about it :( sooner.
Yes. There is still Stanford and MIT.😊
Ha! 😂
Even harder to get into 😭
@@abaisubs1698 So true. I've recently been rejected from Stanford.
where I'm from (unless you're rich and go to one of the 2 rich college prep private schools in the state), you don't go to Ivy Leagues. Even if u got a 4.0, 36 ACT, in a bunch of clubs, you're a minority and get into every Ivy League. That doesn't mean u go for free or will even get scholarships from them. Getting in is 1 thing but affording it is another. The top most perfect students here usually just go to 1 of the universities here, and completely free too.
Ivy League schools have some of the best financial aid programs in the country
There are merit based and need based scholarships in Ivy League schools.
As long as you prove you are a top ranker with a good profile, you will get the merit based.
Or just prove you are poor by showing your family annual income details, you will get the need based one.
@@peak_911 u get those at every college. But it still cost a lot. Could get into an ivy league, have scholarship, & go into debt to go there OR go the school here completely free. I feel like the bar for merit based scholarships r higher there bc every student would meet it if it wasnt
Well ofc, but you can do part time, if international students can do that, why can't you?
it's funny when American students say they can't pay off tuition fees, while you literally have more freedom than international kids in your college.
1. Do part time on/off campus.
2. Internships(they might cover your whole fees0
3, Choose the right course
4. RA/TA if possible though i doubt it is possible, mostly phd grads are allowed @@Ad-qt8lx
@@peak_911ivy leagues don't have merit scholarships, only need-based aid
My uncle basically kind of did the same thing to me. The school that his son got into is like amazing and I'm very happy for him but he was just like why don't you try to go to that school instead.. 🙃🙃🙃 First off even if I had the grades. I think that just because it's a bigger school doesn't mean that it's better. Also I think that my school program wise is a lot better. Like yeah it's not an ivy League school but it is the only school in Georgia that has my program and it's like the 8th one in the country. ,🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
Yes it’s all about right match, not about the name/brand! Glad you found a school that suits you!!
Colleges are for networking, good alumni's helps a lot that's why MIT/Harvard are the way they are.
People who think colleges will educate them, nope, you will study on your own most of the stuff.@@CassandraHsiao
I got rejected by every college that I applied to.
Just do community college and after 2 years apply for transfer. This will give time to put more activities and boost GPA, and you save thousands of dollars in two years
@@aryamanbhadauria1584this is what im doing minus the activities part
@@aryamanbhadauria1584 bhai school ka topper tha mai
Keep trying brother, GOD bless you 🙏
@@invictus143school topper... 😂 that's why you rejected
I applied to one college. Stupid I know. I got in anyway, and I’m on track to graduate in May!
I have like 3 safety state schools planned and then 3 ivies I’m going to apply to. Let you know if get in in 5 years
Trust me, Ivy League are overrated. Go to a community college for your undergrad, you’ll save so much money.
Devi coulda gone to Caltech or one of the UC's instead.
Yeah, I kind of did what David did except that I live in Kentucky and I'm broke so I can only afford $50 1 time so I applied to wku and I'm just gonna hope for the best.
I wish I could apply to a safety, I need a full ride and only top unis can 😭😭😭
I applied to 2 universities, but they were in Canada lol. Got into both and ended up going to McGill so I guess it worked out.
She did work hard but she did have ups and downs 😂😢
Honestly im glad i found this video- even though im a freshman in HS- i would be pretty sure id literally only go for Ivy league-
I only applied to Umich as my first and only choice. No backups, not even early action. Still got accepted, lol.
Honestly, always have three or four safety schools that you know you’re definitely gonna get in so if this happens, it’s not as big as a deal
From what they show and allude to on the series, Devi had little chance at an Ivy.
Omg i just read ur college essay on an article haha
Ivy Leagues are only considered Ivy leagues because of their good sports programs too. So don’t go for the name go for what you’re looking for, like public, private, liberal arts, community, competitive, big classes, small classes.
This is a great point!! It’s all about fit and not name
Well on the bright side at least none of them are know for being art schools, things got a little too crazy last time some got rejected from one
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Out of the 6 colleges im going to apply to only 2 are ivy leagues, one is a safety and the other 3 are in the middle
"Safety" aside, applying to schools that you are overqualified for is how you get merit scholarships and full rides.
I'm glad I'm an older gen z who always had a high reading level and vocabulary.
me pretending to relate to this as if i wasn't a 3.8 student who goes to a state school
Honestly go to a community college and if you’re getting a law degree or med school then go to a nice school. Don’t pay for Ivy League for your undergrad. I used to sell marketing and finance courseware for schools (including lesson plans, homework, simulations, etc) and many community colleges used this courseware as WELL AS HARVARD! So some students were paying 20x the amount for the same course.
I think every Ivy league aspirant should keep university of washington as backup school
What episode is this cause I’ve been watching the series and I haven’t been able to find this scene?
Its like one of the last episodes
Season 4 , at the end of episode 8
I don’t understand what Ivy or safety school. Can someone explain it to me? Why is it bad Devi only apply to the Ivy school
Ivy schools are elite universities in America with very low acceptance rates meaning its very difficult to get in. Typically if your applying for an ivy league, you would have a safety school which is a college with a higher acceptance rate meaning its easier to get in so that way even if you get rejected from the Ivies, you still have a back up college
Ivy leagues are a group of colleges and universities that are considered highly prestigious and they are pretty hard to get into
@@sirius7149 oh :0
What are Ivy leagues?
where should we apply?
Who noticed that girl from the viedo was wearing a brat pack
i applied to 3 dream schools, 7 safety schools and 2 schools which you can say are below safety and a backup incase even safety doesnt happen ˘which was a low probability considering my 9.6GPA and electronic keyboards and athletic certifications yes but i'm not a risk taker)
result: i got into 1 of 3 of dream schools, 6/7 safety schools and both the extra ones. obviously chose my dream school.
State colleges are still good
nah
if you don't wanna move far away
😑nop
Try UNC at Chapel Hill
How come she didn’t apply to the in state schools or community college?
I dont understand people whp over apply themselves and then think they NEED to get into an ivy league dchool to do 4 more years [or more] of suicide inducing lectures, classes, papers, ans stress. Live your damn life. In the end, we're all dust and bone.
Bro should’ve wasted high school being state level at a sport, that’s what I did
I applied to 15 schools 1 of them being Harvard which I got waitlisted from. Plsssss dont be like this girl. Lol😂 be smart
I’m applying for every school ik I want to go i do not think I’ll enter an IVY but I’ll see😭
Please tall me serial name?
Half of the Ivies aren’t even that good. I mean they’re good, but not “Ivy” good. I’m looking at you Dartmouth 👀
I'm from the UK. I guess college equivalent there is Uni equivalent here. 😅I've had applied for York with another as a safety uni
Uni in USA have colleges under them, basically Harvard is a university, but Harvard college is a subsidiary of H. Uni which provides bachelors programs.
I’m a freshman and Ik damn well this is gonna happen to me 😭
what episode is this??
Eh, it might be an acceptable move if you go to a “feeder” school and your college counselor thinks you would get into those schools. Honestly, if I were Devi’s mom I would send her to a prep school since the family had a high income and was quite ambitious.
Ah yes that’s the season 3 plot line of her deciding not to go to a school like that! It seemed like a good fit for her and possibly in real life Devi would’ve gone but because it’s a tv show they had to keep her in California 😂 so we could have season 4!
The reality is that if you waitlisted at Princeton. You could definitely get into most University of California except maybe UCLA/UCB. Pretty fucking stupid lol
You said , " don't be like Devi and just apply in ivy leagues. That is a very dumb decision."
So what's your advice?
Also apply to some unis with lower entry requirements that you’re more likely to get in as backup for safety just in case you get rejected by the competitive ones.
ivy league is a pretentious scam. just go to the cheapest option for christs sake
*🕉️ 🚩 🇮🇳 INDIA 🇮🇳 🚩 🕉️*
But (I'm not american) can't she just apply to other unis after that? Or are you only allowed to apply once in your life
you can take a gap year and reapply (which I think is quite rare), or (more common) you can pick a different school and try to transfer in again. However the odds of getting in after rejection are very low
unless you increase your chances by doing something which no other did, change your SOP, maybe give SATs again if low, and participate in any extracurricular
best way is you tell them about financial need that you were working part time to help out your family.@@CassandraHsiao
It's because of the deadlines to apply for a certain year. By the time the decision comes out for the Ivy league schools, the application deadline will have already passed for schools that are the next level right after as far as academic reputation. There are state universities with much later application deadlines that likely would still have been an option for Devi. But this would mean going much further down her preferences, like going from Plan A to Plan G because she arrogantly skipped Plans B - F.
@@yader91 but she can apply to those good colleges the next year right? So Whats the problem
R u that girl from jubilee?
Eth Zurich admission for average college Top student is possible??
Always have your insurance choice
*gasp* my parents don't believe in what you just said and couldn't care less.
Sister can you explain me i can't understand it I'm finding solution for this pls explain me sista💗
Ivy league is a joke overrated as fuck
people actually do this?! lmfao jokes on them
It is dumb but Asians have no choice other than to follow the decision made by parents at that age.
you can always come on youtube, to shit about that
it's not the kids fault :))
What could be the other universities execpt ivies?
there are so many! Nearly 4000 schools to chose from. Different schools from public schools to research-focused schools to trade schools to small liberal arts colleges.
@@CassandraHsiao there are, but it's really hard to know about them and their best courses cause I don't actually live in US.
Anyways my search is on and I would definitely consider safety school along with ivy league
Thanks
yes, you should apply to a variety of reach, match, and safety schools! I would recommend this book "Getting into A Top College" by Pria Chatterjee, who breaks down the top schools in the US and where they may fall between reach, match, and safety ranks.
@@CassandraHsiao thank you so much for the recommendation. Will do consider reading.🤗
@@sandhyadixit9029Also, look at schools in your state! There should be quite a few and they'll be easy to tour from where you are :) you don't just have to look att the top ones in the nation!
My son isn’t even applying to a T20 school with 4.7/1500 international ECs, varsity cpt, killer teacher letters and more
Could you explain how she didn’t get into them? I just don’t understand
Their very difficult schools to get into with most having about a 5 percent acceptance rate
@@lillzzie. yes but those that get in have precisely her kind of resume, and as my mother works for Columbia (an Ivy League with less than 5% acceptance), Devi had a top 5% type resume.
yeah but again their so selective and it’s mostly for the purpose of the show
indian parents dream is ivy league only
not really, not everything is about america. actually most indian parents dream is IIT
@@studygram_ for indian american
@@momentousmanav not for her mom. She actually suggested Devi to enter to normal unis
Is it a movie
Add 7 more songs to this short
Even Cornell
Nightmare 😲😢
What is that can. same one tell me so I don’t do that too😅
Reason I hate ivy leagues🤧🤧
Not their fault
Can indian study in.Prince ton😮
time to live as a Buddhist monk 😅
I will watch this show if stupid McEnroe stops narrating… he sounds like he is struggling with reading.
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Or you could just not comment on others lives when you're sitting in an ivy? 😂
safety schools are a smart idea no matter what, it doesnt take an ivy league student to recognize that
But she’s right and she’s giving solid advice, not judging. Besides this is a fake tv show
You’ll need fine
🗣️YALE🔊🦇🦇🧪🧪
Th is a ivy league
Move out the way 😭
Of course, if you have no self respect for yourself and have zero ambition, you can apply to non Ivy Leagues.
When I watched Never Have I Ever it made me not want to only apply to ivy leagues because this could happen 🥲 you always have to have a backup plan