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My son is disabled, they still have a chance to enter an Ivy League?

My son is 17 and was in a bad accident not long ago and was paralyzed. I taught him from his home for a while after his accident and then returned to school and has an assistant Staff assist him in all his classes (which is quadriplegic and can not use their hands as well.) You will need to be assisted at the university, of course. But he is very intelligent and makes the best grades and has a perfect test score, before he was in the accident was a champion football player also. The only problem is their disability and the fact that he is unable to do many of the extracurricular activities that used to be able to do for him. Does he still has a chance to earn the Ivy League college in spite of it? Its your dream ...

As a freshman marks a new school, I have to say not to enter into an Ivy League is not the end of the world. It's not really even have better grades because it definitely had that. Also it is not extracurricular activities either. These students in general and whether there will be a great addition to the class of freshmen. But when it comes time to enter an Ivy League is difficult. You can not be above average. You have to be better than excellent. Ivy League applicants who have basically all of your high school Valedictorians or at least very close to him. His son, disabled or not, has to show that so well. The chances of getting in could also depend on other applicants. It might be easy to accomplish in a year with certain degrees, but not the other year. Yahoo Answers is the wrong place for people to come and see if they have a shot at a ivy, because no one can give the correct answer. Even if the Dean of Admissions at Harvard University, because the decision does not depend on it completely. What I suggest construction is still with her son. Even if it is a quadriplegic, I'm sure you can do things like write articles for the school newspaper. It could be add humor to things and write an advice column and if there is one. He could learn to paint with her mouth and sell them. amazing things like that will raise awareness admission of people. Write a novel about their problems or just an online blog. The things that show that despite the fact that you can not move, he's doing things better and trying to do something. Apply a couple of Ivy leagues, are applied to some mid-range schools, apply to some schools in the state, your child will have part. Although he is disabled, which is as good a shot as anyone, if he can demonstrate in their application and interview. But keep in mind that this photo "someone has, not even ideal for the average person.

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