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im super confused on it if someone could clarify that would be great! for context i got a composite 35 but a horrible science score like a 32. stanfords policy mentions "The Science and Writing sections are optional. You may report these scores if you would like." so does that mean that if even if i took it i just dont omit it? or i can only omit it if i didn't take science? and will it hurt me if they see it in the score report? and how do i omit it for stanford but not for other schools on the common app because some other schools might require it? idk if someone could explain the process it would help me so much!!

Why tf everyone arguing over this😭 and like a non BU person or someone who won’t troll pls explain

Am I cooked? I got a 3 on psych 2 on gov MY FRESHMAN YR cus I searched up “easiest aps to self study” the yr before and lowk didn’t start learning till days before. Will I have to report it for Stanford or even other colleges in general cus it’s not on my transcript at all?? Completely forgot to cancel the scores and I think it’s too late now… I plan on majoring in cs. I’ve alr taken abt 11 aps not counting those two and I got like 5 next year so

This has probably been done a million times, but every "who doesn't follow me back" webapp/app shows you a list and that's it. It's pretty neat, but after trying them out, I'm scrolling a wall of 300 usernames to unfollow in the Instagram app losing my place, wasting brainpower on trying to remember which ones I already unfollowed.

So I built Tare to solve the part every tool skip. Heres what it does:

• Done list / checklist: as you unfollow people, you check them off. The list remembers your progress so you're never re-scanning trying to figure out who you missed. You can also skip people on purpose — like big creators you follow knowing they'll never follow back — so they stop cluttering the list. If you accidentally check one off, you can easily return them to the main list individually or reset the entire checklist.
• Tracks changes over time: It works just like other tools, simply upload your Instagram export; but Tare saves a local snapshot in your browser. That means the next upload, it compares it against the last one and shows who unfollowed you, who's new, net change, so you don't have to parse through an entire list again. The other tools are case-by-case and can't do this.
• "Day Ones": uses the follow timestamps in the export to surface your oldest mutuals — who's been with you since the start, (or who hasn't 😬👀)
• Tare Cards: Download an image that show summary statistics and rates you based on your ratio and share it with friends. You can also download a graph of your following/unfollowing over time!

The best part about Tare is that it runs 100% client-side. Your Instagram data never leaves your browser, no login, no password.

if you would like to try it out: https://usetare.vercel.app/

I would love some feedback, especially any new features you would like to see or anything that could be easier to do? Let me know what yall think!

Are all these scores from the online act? I took paper. Does anyone know when paper results come out. Thanks

Yo is it out... i saw ppl talking about a waitlist but i didn't even get anything yet is there acceptance emails yet? there were some tech difficulties w my application but they said they resolved it so im not sure. pls someone help 🙏

Title. i got accepted into both nysc and sees online, but the sees symposium is during nysc which has no wifi which means i can only pick one. but an alum also told me that its possible to use the wifi at camp for important stuff like sees, so maybe i could just use the wifi for the symposium and do both? can someone whos done these programs advise?? 🙏

I got accepted! I was wondering how much work NASA SEES actually is bc on the email it mentioned how work is sunday and wednesday evening each week. Would i be able to balance, say another in person summer program along with sees cause its virtual? or say for example college classes? let me know! 😄