That's the problem.
It shouldn't be complicated and secretive. It should be straightforward. Duh |
True. But sadly it is. So what are the best quick get smart resources?? |
"I’m truly astonished that ppl that are in here are this out to lunch about the process….isn’t that the whole point of this forum?"
You're correct, 100% but are you also new here? This forum is populated by some absolute dimwits, a ton of people with resentments and bigoted tendencies, boastful liars and swathes of people with opinions they cannot back up. |
but it's fun!!! |
You are absolutely right. |
+1. Yet another stupid mom on dcum: "I have no idea how to express myself clearly but I'm here to criticize and offer nothing substantively in exchange because to post something makes me feel momentarily superior." |
Going forward, maybe most people don’t need to know how selective school admissions work. With TO being phased out at the best schools, most students without a 1500 SAT need not bother. Others don’t want the liberal bias. Others just want to have fun. The best schools want smart kids who also achieve real-life stuff. Most kids just want to get a job out of college, not impress the world. Add all these average and somewhat-above-average kids together and you have most of the high school students graduating in any given year. Let the herd graze! |
Case in point. |
YCBK covered this recently.
Here’s an older one: https://yourcollegeboundkid.com/2024/01/26/ycbk-399-how-do-admission-officers-read-an-admissions-file-transcript/ |
But it’s not just grades and scores. Lots of people with great grades and perfect scores are not getting in. And they won’t in the future. Why is that? |
Ok who is the poster who recommends this on every thread? |
You are correct. |
I really like it. Sue me. |
Uh, because there’s not enough seats?! The question isn’t why doesn’t every kid with a 1500 get admitted. It’s what differentiates the kids who get admitted from those who were qualified from a stats perspective, but got denied. |
Swathes |