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I'll start:

Eutrophication occurs when there is a runoff of excess nutrients such as nitrate or phosphate which leads to algal growth, which blocks out sunlight, killing plants, making the water hypoxic, killing animals and plants, leading to more excess nutrients.

wow wordy

all ive seen so far is nmsf's being rejected.. might just be that ppl who got in dropped this sub? if any nmsf's got admitted, please lmk how qualified you were!! i have a feeling most will be really above average.. i really want that scholarship

but they still require it. Check page 10 of the CDS (https://ucomm.stanford.edu/cds/pdf/stanford_cds_2017.pdf). Either they're making applicants waste their money or the person filling this out was misinformed

also wtf is duke's (https://finance.provost.duke.edu/sites/default/files/documents/CDS_2017-2018_0.pdf) page 8? anybody know when this was published?

ib -pretentious -watches "science" videos on youtube to educate people every chance she gets -doesn't shut up about how she's lived in Europe -not like other girls -hates ap

ap -control freak -toxic friend -promises her friends favors to make them work hard for her

sat -only hangs out with rich kids -paranoid about people discussing her outside of the classroom -thinks she's the center of attention

act -impatient af -has a bible verse in her ig bio -average -hates sat

psat -sat's cute little sister -kind but honest -will hook you up with her rich family members

caaspp -nobody knows her -the dumb bitch -ignores you when you talk to her

I've got a nagging feeling that I'm gonna be rejected from USC the moment they see that I'm average for their admitted applicant pool, but a NMSF. Is there any evidence to suggest that they do hold NMSF's do a higher standard? Would emailing them about this be silly?

Which ones would come out on top

If a person was offered a full ride to the honors college of a CSU (say, CSULB), should they choose it over a school like UCLA or UCSD, where the total debt would be around $25k? What about UCR?

From what I've gathered, ORM CSU applicants are already significantly disadvantaged when going up against people from UC's.

Sorry for posting here as a high schooler. I just wanted to know if I should apply to some CSU's.

Do people ever sabotage each other over there for class rank? The whole top 10% thing is really odd to me

(if you didn't know, top 10% of each class gets autoadmitted to the best UT (dont remember which one))

ap internet history curriculum -invention of the internet -period 1: dial up, floppy boi -period 2: birth of google -period 3: rise of social media (myspace, flickr) -period 4: middle media -period 5: present media

example question:

for question 1, refer to the following table

years since 2007:number of circulating memes 1:3 5:9 10:81

the trend depicted above is most likely the result of A) the election of the united states' first african-american president B) eggplant C) the invention of the iphone D) all of the above E) all of the above besides D

Answer: C. The rise of smartphones led to the exponential increase in the number of memers. Difficulty: Super duper hard

Comfort me pls

Or do some schools have their own institutional formula for determining the EFC? Also, does anybody know if WashU meets full need?

How do they determine if you can't afford it? Isn't it totally subjective? Or do they use the EFC

I'm lowkey feeling like I wasted my money on prep books.. I bought 5steps and PR for physics 1, Cliffs & PR for APES, and PR for APUSH (have AMSCO online). I got some of them for free, but still. Are the practice tests representative of the real exam??