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Yes. True story: I had accepted the student. Her grades were approximately Between 85 and 90 on a 100 point scale, and she had high SAT and ACT scores. This was rounded out with a great senior schedule that included AP science and USA history.Now, most colleges require official final senior transcripts which normally come to the school in the middle or late July, and we will prioritize the analysis of these transcripts for the early to middle of August.The girl's final transcript showed a senior year of approximately 76! We requested a reason for the crash…she had broken up with her boyfriend, and she had lost her job at a local retail store. Certainly not a death or traumatic event in the family (divorce, death, parental loss of employment, natural disaster etc).After we received the explanation, the admissions committee agreed with me that we ought to rescind acceptance. I was charged with writing the rescission letter.A few days later. her father is on the phone with me. To this day, I still hear the choking of his voice. He asked if there was anything she could do. I suggested she go to her local community college, take a full time schedule, earn a minimum of 3.5 GPA, and transfer. He informed me that the local school was not accepting further Applications. I suggested she might try another community college in the state.During this conversation, I could hear the hysterical and anguished voice of the girl in the background shouting that her life was over, that she would never go to college…etc.Now, behind her voice was the mother's voice. I heard only four words repeated time and time again: “I told you so…!”Long story short, a year later I got a call. It was from her father. She'd gone to a SUNY community college, had a GPA of higher than 3.5, and had been accepted as a transfer student to SUNY Oswego. He thanked me because it appeared that was the first time she'd had to confront the fact she was responsible for her own life.

Don’t procrastinateDon’t act like a hot shot in schoolStop trying to be a f***boy, trust me, I have friends who are like that and they get no chicksStudy! Study! Study!If you think you don’t have to do anything freshman year, you’re wrongStudy in senior year, even though you are accepted to colleges, they still request your final transcripts and can revoke your applicationHave fun in school, chances are you will never see the friends you make in high school againParticipate in extracurricular activitiesGo out for ClubsBe nice to the teachersDon’t bully another kidAsk teachers for questions, they will be always there to help youIts OK if you need tutoring, noone you will make fun of youGo to dances and PromDon’t regret things that you didn’t do in high schoolListen to some Travis Scott music and you will be fineThere will be times where you are going to have to stay up till 2am in the morning working on homework and studying for testTry to be healthy during you school years. Go exerciseGo for the girl even if she rejects youHope this helps! :)EDIT: Holy S***, 2.4k views!!!, never knew i would get this much views lolNEW EDIT: 4.6k views!!!, thanks for the views and upvotes :)

A2A. How can I send my secondary school report to Harvard when I haven't even finished my high school yet?For regular admissions, Harvard requests three transcripts: a transcript should your freshmen to junior grades and the senior courses you are enrolled, a second transcript showing your midterm grades, and a final transcript showing that you have a high school diploma.The secondary school report would include the first transcript for early action and would include the second transcript if the grades are posted before regular decision deadlines of mid February, see Application Timeline.See https://college.harvard.edu/sites/default/files/school-report-1415.pdf.