What Is Legacy Admissions? (College Application Tips) #shorts

What is legacy admissions? 📚

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[nunyabusiness]

Additionally, kids of legacies have a higher expectation and likely their parents can help them advance more academically

[ultimatesimp]

Time to convince my middle aged parents to attend Harvard

[juliannolastname]

Huge tip to people looking at universities and colleges: the bigger names does not necessarily mean better education. Schools like MIT, Harvard, Oxford, Uni of Toronto, etc are still good schools, but you can get the same quality of education at other schools for way way less tuition cost. However, they are good for making connections. Just don’t think that the more prestigious the school that they must have better education

[kia_ghaz]

Walmart casually having a lower acceptance rate than Harvard

[mahinrehman]

I knew it, my 7 year old brother is the reason I didn't get accepted.

[the_lawyer]

The school I want to doesn’t take in account for legacies but everybody in my dad‘s family went to that school so they know a couple guides into getting into the school!

[blocksource]

I feel like this is basically nepotism in a capitalist society.

[rickityrandy]

Damn right If daddy donates a building I wanna go to college there

[doki]

This is true even with UK secondary schools; I got accepted straight away since my older brother went there

[Clara-vqec]

Love how my mom went to Cornell, and my uncle went to both Yale and Harvard. Nepotism really hitting rn.

[AVeryCooIName]

Basically parent went to Harvard, became rich and got child into Harvard

[TheAustin]

And that's still the reason why it's okay to cheat

[sophiesleeps]

This is why I'm not going to Harvard. Legacy is incredibly unfair and this kind of thing doesn't align with my principles at all

[Littlefry]

So everyone, remember, you can be the one to make a change.

[nxtalie]

Now do a bar that represents people’s daddies who donated buildings

[ramanpreciado]

Mit is all about innovation and top performers, not dynasties. ( PSA Harvard hasn't been #1 in the usa by most publications for a couple years now, Princeton and MIT are on top with the understanding based on certain fields of degrees. )

[geostol]

Never been happier to know my dad went to Harvard

[caidenlin]

I’m less scared now because my dad went to both Stanford and MIT

[Stolasxgojoshipper]

IM A 11TH YEAR RN AND IM TAKING MY LAST YEAR OF MATH THIS YEAR AND IM TAKING A LEVELS WITH ALOT OF EXTRA CIRCULARS SO FAR (mostly clubs but I do 3 sports n im the leader of 2 clubs) AND IVE HAD STRAIGHT AS AS LONG AS I CAN REMEMBER.

I’ll update yall if I get into Oxford in two years 😽

[goatpower]

Let’s be clear, being a legacy alone means barely anything. Will it get you above someone who has the same stats as you and isn’t a legacy, sure, but the legacies who really get the benefits are part of the super donor families