Sarah_Simon
International Science Olympiads
It seems like people with medals in International Science Olympiads (maths, chemistry etc.) all have close to 100% chances of getting into Ivy League Schools. Are there even any more places for the rest of us?
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victor.li
Yes, there are definitely New Zealanders every year who get into Ivy League without an olympiad medal. An international-level award certainly helps you stand out in your application, but it is only one portion of a holistic review process. Do not be deterred from applying to Ivies for this reason alone.
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