以下是引用FortheCountry在2006-6-24 14:21:00的发言:OK. data tells. i m not sure, so i said, "maybe". pls find more data to support your point: data in different yrs (after 2001, pls) if u r interested... 最好能看到 录取的人的平均分 instead of 入学的人的平均分. maybe it will make big differences. but maybe u r still right that stanford's score is in the high side. my point is that stanford doesn't put much attention to your GMAT score (HBS neither). stanford's higher score doesn't come from its love to high score, but simply from its high selectivity. HBS's love to GPA is obvious. look, HBS 3.64, stanford 3.56, wharton 3.52, MIT, 3.5, Kellogg 3.45, chicago 3.5, columbia 3.4, tuck 3.3 if u really loves data, let me show u: GPA: (3.64-3.56)/4.0=2% while GMAT (712-707)/800=0.625% -- you can see the gap, but also consider that stanford's admission rate is only 2/3 of hbs's. bush那个例子没啥好说的, bw forum上很多人争论这个, 有些人觉得好, 有些人觉得可笑. it's up to u. "stanford's higher score doesn't come from its love to high score, but simply from its high selectivity" you should add "maybe" into it again. Looks like everything could be explained by "its high selectivity".
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