You need not only excellent grades, but involvement in extracurricular activities to be considered fro admission to an ivy league school.

Well first, percentage? What are we talking about here? GPA? And second, what kind of sentence is that? how much percentage? If that’s how well you write a simple sentence then there’s little to no shot for you getting in to Harvard or Stanford. Additionally, Stanford is not an Ivy League, it’s close but no Cigar. So we’re not really comparing apples to oranges here. Harvard, you need to be flawless, like 4.0 at least plus have ridiculously high SAT scores. Not only that but you need to have something the schools will want. They need people to represent what Harvard or Stanford is looking for in a student. So you can’t be just book smart, you need to have an edge on the competition, there are a lot of really good test takers out there but not a whole lot of well rounded awesome students who kick *** in the real world. If you’re a well above average student with a really great portfolio of good deeds and great work then GO GET EM TIGER! If not, need not apply….

you kneed a minimum of a 4.0 gpa which = to straight as from 9th to 12th grade and mostly advanced placement classes. which give you more then thn 5 points giving you highre than 4.0 and alot of extra curricular activities, good exceptance essay, and great letters from your teachers. you also have to be involved in the school, and if your parents or someone wet there then you have a bit of a head start coz they will also put ina good word 4 u