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April 1st, 2025 tweet by @xgigglypuff

giggly ♡ @xgigglypuff Subscribe This guy is smart, will be successful, and I wish him the best of luck, but I wish more people who go viral for getting rejected from top colleges would post their personal statement because it becomes immediately obvious why they were rejected. This is an educational resource. Zach Yadegari @zach_yadegari · Mar 31 Replying to @zach_yadegari My personal statement Same narrow pain. get good grades, attend a good college, land a good job, live a good life. It felt like a prescriptive formula, devoid of individuality. I rejected convention and took to self-learning. By age 7, I was coding. By 10, I was giving lessons for $30/hour. By 12, I published my first app on the App Store. By 14, my online gaming website was earning $60,000 annually. And by 16, I had a six-figure exit. YouTube was my personal tutor, teaching me everything from programming to filing my LLC's taxes. Toward the end of my junior year, while classmates prepared for exams that would ostensibly dictate their futures, I was returning from a startup accelerator, emboldened on my unconventional path. I had launched my latest app, Cal Al, which tracks calories just by taking a picture of food. Encouraged by initial positive feedback, I decided to move to San Francisco with my co-founder for the summer. Within a week, I found myself interviewing my first employee. Who was I to question a man with 24 more years of experience and a family to support? My imposter syndrome became a source of motivation, pushing me to be the last person to leave the office every night. helping hundreds of thousands of people lose weight. But would I ever feel this rush again? Was my north star money, pride, fame.... or something else entirely? A month later, I was still searching. Serendipity brought me to the Ryoan-ji rock garden in Kyoto-where a young Jobs once searched for a similar answer. No-I wasn't magically struck with the right answer like I wanted. But the deliberate imperfection of the stones-the paradox of asymmetry as both chaos and order-lodged itself in my mind, a quiet contradiction I couldn't let go. Maybe life is just this a tapestry of contradictions where meaning isn't found in resolution but in the act of exploring the in-between. In my rejection of the collegiate path, I had unwittingly bound myself to another framework of expectations: the archetypal dropout founder. Instead of schoolteachers, it was VCs and mentors steering me toward a direction that was still not my own. College, I came to realize, is more than a mere right of passage. It is the conduit to elevate the work I have always done. In this next chapter, I want to learn from humans both professors and students-not just from computers or textbooks. Thegan my journey fiercely indenendent determined to 1:35 PM Apr 1, 2025 6.2M Views O
giggly ♡ @xgigglypuff Subscribe This guy is smart, will be successful, and I wish him the best of luck, but I wish more people who go viral for getting rejected from top colleges would post their personal statement because it becomes immediately obvious why they were rejected. This is an educational resource. Zach Yadegari @zach_yadegari · Mar 31 Replying to @zach_yadegari My personal statement Same narrow pain. get good grades, attend a good college, land a good job, live a good life. It felt like a prescriptive formula, devoid of individuality. I rejected convention and took to self-learning. By age 7, I was coding. By 10, I was giving lessons for $30/hour. By 12, I published my first app on the App Store. By 14, my online gaming website was earning $60,000 annually. And by 16, I had a six-figure exit. YouTube was my personal tutor, teaching me everything from programming to filing my LLC's taxes. Toward the end of my junior year, while classmates prepared for exams that would ostensibly dictate their futures, I was returning from a startup accelerator, emboldened on my unconventional path. I had launched my latest app, Cal Al, which tracks calories just by taking a picture of food. Encouraged by initial positive feedback, I decided to move to San Francisco with my co-founder for the summer. Within a week, I found myself interviewing my first employee. Who was I to question a man with 24 more years of experience and a family to support? My imposter syndrome became a source of motivation, pushing me to be the last person to leave the office every night. helping hundreds of thousands of people lose weight. But would I ever feel this rush again? Was my north star money, pride, fame.... or something else entirely? A month later, I was still searching. Serendipity brought me to the Ryoan-ji rock garden in Kyoto-where a young Jobs once searched for a similar answer. No-I wasn't magically struck with the right answer like I wanted. But the deliberate imperfection of the stones-the paradox of asymmetry as both chaos and order-lodged itself in my mind, a quiet contradiction I couldn't let go. Maybe life is just this a tapestry of contradictions where meaning isn't found in resolution but in the act of exploring the in-between. In my rejection of the collegiate path, I had unwittingly bound myself to another framework of expectations: the archetypal dropout founder. Instead of schoolteachers, it was VCs and mentors steering me toward a direction that was still not my own. College, I came to realize, is more than a mere right of passage. It is the conduit to elevate the work I have always done. In this next chapter, I want to learn from humans both professors and students-not just from computers or textbooks. Thegan my journey fiercely indenendent determined to 1:35 PM Apr 1, 2025 6.2M Views O

Zach Yadegari's Personal Statement

April 1st, 2025 tweet by @MonicaLMarks

April 1st, 2025 tweet by @MonicaLMarks
April 1st, 2025 tweet by @MonicaLMarks

Zach Yadegari's Personal Statement

April 1st, 2025 tweet by @mentlelchilness

Several internet users critiqued Zach Yadegari's personal essay, including X user @mentlelchilness, who joked, "georgia tech, ut and umiami should actually be defunded for accepting this essay"
Several internet users critiqued Zach Yadegari's personal essay, including X user @mentlelchilness, who joked, "georgia tech, ut and umiami should actually be defunded for accepting this essay"

Zach Yadegari's Personal Statement

April 2nd, 2025 tweet by @keysmashbandit

Some internet users posted parodies of Yadegari's tweets, as seen in this post by @keysmashbandit that reads, "18 years old, 34 ACT, 4.0 GPA," alongside a screenshot of "Ted Kaczynski's":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/people/theodore-kaczynski-unabomber "Industrial Revolution and it's Consequences":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/the-industrial-revolution-and-its-consequences-copypasta essay.
Some internet users posted parodies of Yadegari's tweets, as seen in this post by @keysmashbandit that reads, "18 years old, 34 ACT, 4.0 GPA," alongside a screenshot of "Ted Kaczynski's":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/people/theodore-kaczynski-unabomber "Industrial Revolution and it's Consequences":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/the-industrial-revolution-and-its-consequences-copypasta essay.

Zach Yadegari's Personal Statement

April 1st, 2025 tweet by @buccocapital

Several internet users critiqued Zach Yadegari's personal essay, including X user @buccocapital, who wrote, "Of course Stanford, MIT, Harvard, and Yale rejected him. They have their pick of students with perfect grades and scores. His essay is just bragging that people think he’s too awesome for college. No self-awareness. Doesn’t get the prompt. A great example of why EQ matters"
Several internet users critiqued Zach Yadegari's personal essay, including X user @buccocapital, who wrote, "Of course Stanford, MIT, Harvard, and Yale rejected him. They have their pick of students with perfect grades and scores. His essay is just bragging that people think he’s too awesome for college. No self-awareness. Doesn’t get the prompt. A great example of why EQ matters"

Zach Yadegari's Personal Statement

April 1st, 2025 tweet by @LittleMammith

Several internet users critiqued Zach Yadegari's personal essay, including X user @LittleMammith, who wrote, "I don't want to dunk on some poor teenager but it is unbelievably obvious why a college would not admit someone based on a statement like this and I'm honestly bewildered there weren't people in this kid's life who tried to explain that to him."
Several internet users critiqued Zach Yadegari's personal essay, including X user @LittleMammith, who wrote, "I don't want to dunk on some poor teenager but it is unbelievably obvious why a college would not admit someone based on a statement like this and I'm honestly bewildered there weren't people in this kid's life who tried to explain that to him."

Zach Yadegari's Personal Statement

April 1st, 2025 tweet by @coldhealing

Several internet users critiqued Zach Yadegari's personal essay, including X user @coldhealing, who wrote, "Harvard got the ick because you used a GPT amount of em dashes." The tweet is a reference to the text-generating app's tendency to overuse em-dashes.
Several internet users critiqued Zach Yadegari's personal essay, including X user @coldhealing, who wrote, "Harvard got the ick because you used a GPT amount of em dashes." The tweet is a reference to the text-generating app's tendency to overuse em-dashes.

Zach Yadegari's Personal Statement

March 31st, 2025 tweet by @zach_yadegari

A teenage tech CEO named Zach Yadegari became the subject of internet "discourse":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/discourse-slang after he shared the essay he wrote to apply to the colleges he was rejected from.
A teenage tech CEO named Zach Yadegari became the subject of internet "discourse":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/discourse-slang after he shared the essay he wrote to apply to the colleges he was rejected from.

Zach Yadegari's Personal Statement

March 31st, 2025 tweet by @zach_yadegari

A teenage tech CEO named Zach Yadegari became the subject of internet "discourse":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/discourse-slang after he shared the essay he wrote to apply to the colleges he was rejected from.
A teenage tech CEO named Zach Yadegari became the subject of internet "discourse":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/discourse-slang after he shared the essay he wrote to apply to the colleges he was rejected from.

Zach Yadegari's Personal Statement

March 31st, 2025 tweet by @zach_yadegari

A teenage tech CEO named Zach Yadegari became the subject of internet "discourse":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/discourse-slang after he shared the essay he wrote to apply to the colleges he was rejected from. This tweet lists his stats as well as the schools he applied to.
A teenage tech CEO named Zach Yadegari became the subject of internet "discourse":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/discourse-slang after he shared the essay he wrote to apply to the colleges he was rejected from. This tweet lists his stats as well as the schools he applied to.

Zach Yadegari's Personal Statement
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