If I went to yale how will it benefit my children?
I went to Yale and my dd is 16 and a sophomore in high school. How will my being a Yale graduate effect her acceptance? How much will her chances increase?
I'm a pediatrician and a former teen mother. Mom to 16 yr old Lauren, 9 yr old Leah, 7 yr old Logan, 5 yr old Caleb, 3 yr old Lorelai, 1 yr old James, and expecting Blake in March of 2010. I'm a Christian, prolife, anti-gay marriage, anti- CIO, co-sleeeping, and breast feeding. I'm a high school, and Yale med school graduate. I love caffeine and my wonderful husband Daivd.
I'm a pediatrician and a former teen mother. Mom to 16 yr old Lauren, 9 yr old Leah, 7 yr old Logan, 5 yr old Caleb, 3 yr old Lorelai, 1 yr old James, and expecting Blake in March of 2010. I'm a Christian, prolife, anti-gay marriage, anti- CIO, co-sleeeping, and breast feeding. I'm a high school, and Yale med school graduate. I love caffeine and my wonderful husband Daivd.
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on Nov. 28, 2009 at 10:43 AM
Not very much, I don't think. My father in law went to Harvard. My husband, who got great grades (top 10% of his class) applied for Harvard (basically because that's where his dad went) and didn't get accepted. I think the schools look more at the person individually, rather than who their parents are.
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