Amount of evidence and rate of approval. - Page 2

For any theory you have on length of time you will find examples that prove it and disprove it.

For any theory we have data that both proves and disproves...what we are trying to see here for 'which' type of people or information do approvals incline to.

From what I've seen thin packages get approved faster based on people that i know and people on this forum

I sent- a few things from elementary school and middle school but not much, like 3 papers total. Then for HS I send my transcripts of all 4 years plus like 3-4 more papers that just showed I was here constantly. For college I send my transcripts and filled in the gaps for summer and breaks with stubs of buying books in summer for fall semester for example, going to concerts from Ticketmaster receipts, Amazon receipts for books and random stuff. I got my debit card when I was 20 I believe so I send 4 statements per year from my bank, then some AT&T bills, credit card bills. Basically it added up to having some sort of proof for every 2-3 months per year. I'm 27 and got approved fairly quickly. I'm sure consistent transcripts from all schools (til this date since I have not graduated) helped.