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Taking plane to meet Koko tomorrow!

Luo wrote:Harvard Visitas (admitted student weekend) was completely canceled. All the college campuses in Boston are completely shut down, so if people are here right now for college visits, they are undoubtedly affected. :/

I was told postponed indefinitely o.O

Years in Division B: 2
Years in Division C: 4
College I'll be attending: Stanford University
Major or School (if known): Probably Economics/Electrical Engineering
Also accepted to: MIT, University of Michigan, Michigan State University
Wait listed at: N/A
Rejected by: N/A

Kokonilly wrote:

what winneratlife wrote: (On a sidenote, scholarships hate me. And I hate them)

what winneratlife actually wrote: I hate free money

Actually I hate getting rejected when I apply for free money

Wrote states lineups today... not alone, for the first time in three years; was teaching next year's captain. It may be about time to change my title to grad pretty soon :? And on that note, somebody remind me to dump my one-test-for-every-event on the wiki, as well as notes and such things, since I...

Gratz Napz. It's looking like Duke or CMU (or tiny, tiny chance of Johns Hopkins) for me--didn't get into any of my top 4 choices :| (Rejected at MIT, Stanford, and Harvard -____________-) Although I have a infinitesimal slimmer of hope for the Princeton waitlist to turn out favorable. Also, in ret...

1. Do at least 8 events. 10 is preferable. *Make sure that they are not building events. When there are only 6 timeblocks, it is impossible to do that many without them being build. Furthermore, since builds are so often dropped by less competitive teams, it may be in your best interests to do all ...

Yay! I'm competing with Ithaca next year! <3 Maybe I can get them to states. A handbook on carrying a team to states: 1. Do at least 8 events. 10 is preferable. 2. Medal lots. 3. ???? 4. Profit!! I don't know what topics will come up this year. I'm just reflecting on my own experiences because I do...

You use Coursera? AWESOME! XD I have a Stanford course right now, but it's only the first week and there's not much to do. Made one just for this course because... well I guess I wanted to know what a Stanford course was like but something tells me it can't really be this easy. Hmm, I don't know wh...

You can still differentiate between good and bad teams because the good teams will have a more thorough knowledge of the textbook. I don't think that using more advanced resources is necessary or even helpful because everything (at least on the Macro/Micro sections) can be found in a regular AP-lev...