乐生活In some respects, I still choose to believe in these famous American schools.
For example, in helping the disadvantaged, Harvard’s official training manual for enrollees requires that each person must run to two middle schools in sparsely populated and disadvantaged areas in the early stage of the country in order to find students with excellent grades. Students with excellent grades (academic or sports) should also be approached in a friendly manner, understand their family situation, and actively invite them to experience campus. If necessary, we can give support such as tuition exemption and living expenses.
Donations and affiliates certainly do, but according to documents disclosed in the Harvard lawsuit, the total number is about one-tenth, and even on the list there is only a 40% admission rate (the normal admission rate is about 5%). At least from all kinds of records, it’s hard to find the so-called "worthless" kind of school that can enter the top schools only by donating a large sum of money, because schools like Fujima and Stanford are not short of money at all. Even giving 6.5 million dollars in cash may be less attractive than a championship rookie of a sports team, such as spending money, Sherrigo, as captain of a football club, can enter Yale for only 1.2 million dollars.
