Question

in addition to major academic indicators, highly selective schools review:
a. criminal records.
b. student health backgrounds.
c. student age.
d. anything that makes the student unique.

Explanation:

Highly selective schools, in addition to academic indicators, look for what makes a student unique (like extracurriculars, personal experiences, perspectives) to assess their fit and contribution. Criminal records (A) are not standardly reviewed for most admissions, health backgrounds (B) are private/rarely a focus, and age (C) is not a key review factor.

Answer:

D. anything that makes the student unique.