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I am not a US college student, but it's like a resolution for me to apply a good university, esp in USA/UK, eg, Harvard. However, I have read an article somewhere about the mastriculation methodology for Harvard, Princeton, Coolunbia, etc etc is based on a system called AI, which includes a criterion on mastriculant's "outside school" grades, like any achievement you have accompolished outside the school, like sport, music, literature, science on a level range of 5, and, not neccessarily the SAT score. besides, is it also true that the legacy of Harvard has a better chance to be accepted?? Any idea on this?? thx

So what does "testosterone" actually help us then?? Doesn;t our body produce that hormone?? what will happen if excess amount of that is injected?? any serious side effect??

Any way, there is no point of seeing a doctor. For God's sake, we are all 16, and we should have reached about the max. height, so even if he's cured, maybe it is still impossible to grow taller?

Another interesting thing is, when I told him to see a doctor, he said that he already did, and the doctor said height depends mostly on genes, and he responded but he's bearly growing after 14 and he should be analysized somehow. Guess what, the doctor said even he does not bother to do so (because the doctor's also short).

Is it because of his bones?? to YT, but wouldn't the deffect affect the growth back then?? any way, to LucidDreamer, I hope he's done with his growing

Every year our school measures the height of every student. Honestly, I was the shortest in my class since I was 12. a friend of mine used to be taller than me. And now we are both 16, but he is 8 cm shorter than me. When we exchange our health card, I see that his height bearly increase after the age of 14. I am just curious, isn't boy supposed to grow until 16? normally? despite the gene?? his father is about 171, and he is only 161, just abit taller than his mum. And he looks so thin, he is only 44 KG. Is there any possible factor?