GDS - Wow!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Actual Parent: here's what's posted on the Insta page in terms of top tier
Other kids may have gotten in places but have not posted yet.
3 harvard
2 cornell
1 princeton
1 penn
1 Columbia
1 Vanderbilt
This seems good but not Stellar
Let's see what happens tommorrow with Northwestern Etc

Looks pretty impressive to me.

NOT a GDS parent

Agree

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Actual Parent: here's what's posted on the Insta page in terms of top tier
Other kids may have gotten in places but have not posted yet.
3 harvard
2 cornell
1 princeton
1 penn
1 Columbia
1 Vanderbilt
This seems good but not Stellar
Let's see what happens tommorrow with Northwestern Etc

Looks pretty impressive to me.

NOT a GDS parent

Agree

Yes, truly impressive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You people are obsessed. Why do you worry about anybody else’s kid but your own? And why are you competing schools against each other?

I come to these threads to remind myself to be thankful that I have a regular kid going to a regular school and who doesn’t stress about it.

I like to sit on the sidelines and watch these competitive people tear each other, kids and schools apart. It’s like theater of the living!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:lol ---- in the new system it was supposed to be Private School kids that were hurt. It is not turning out that way last year or this. New system favors Private School kids.

As a parent of a sophomore in a top private HS, this is encouraging. Tides are turning to our favor!! Money worth every penny.

[Anonymous]

Wow! You mean privileged, full pay kids who are legacies and getting in ED? That’s amazing!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:lol ---- in the new system it was supposed to be Private School kids that were hurt. It is not turning out that way last year or this. New system favors Private School kids.

It’s about time rich white kids caught a break.

[Anonymous]

Let’s celebrate hard working kids!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:lol ---- in the new system it was supposed to be Private School kids that were hurt. It is not turning out that way last year or this. New system favors Private School kids.

As a parent of a sophomore in a top private HS, this is encouraging. Tides are turning to our favor!! Money worth every penny.

So funny.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You people are obsessed. Why do you worry about anybody else’s kid but your own? And why are you competing schools against each other?

I come to these threads to remind myself to be thankful that I have a regular kid going to a regular school and who doesn’t stress about it.

I like to sit on the sidelines and watch these competitive people tear each other, kids and schools apart. It’s like theater of the living!

Some are just competitive strivers, but some are actually really great students who are going to thrive in a high-caliber post-secondary institution. They're proven they are ready for the next academic step and it is being offered to them. It's not all just about one-upping. It's pretty basic to wholesale disparage kids who go to Ivy Leagues schools just because you're kid isn't interested in academics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Actual Parent: here's what's posted on the Insta page in terms of top tier
Other kids may have gotten in places but have not posted yet.
3 harvard
2 cornell
1 princeton
1 penn
1 Columbia
1 Vanderbilt
This seems good but not Stellar
Let's see what happens tommorrow with Northwestern Etc

Looks pretty impressive to me.

NOT a GDS parent

Agree

Yes, truly impressive.

+1 Not a GDS parent but this is an impressive list so far.

[Anonymous]

Omg. Sock puppet.

Yes, yes, truly, truly

Gross

[Anonymous]

ED always favor the rich.

[Anonymous]

No Dartmouth?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:lol ---- in the new system it was supposed to be Private School kids that were hurt. It is not turning out that way last year or this. New system favors Private School kids.

As a parent of a sophomore in a top private HS, this is encouraging. Tides are turning to our favor!! Money worth every penny.

Relief! The cards are regularly stacked against expensive private school kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You people are obsessed. Why do you worry about anybody else’s kid but your own? And why are you competing schools against each other?

I come to these threads to remind myself to be thankful that I have a regular kid going to a regular school and who doesn’t stress about it.

I like to sit on the sidelines and watch these competitive people tear each other, kids and schools apart. It’s like theater of the living!

Some are just competitive strivers, but some are actually really great students who are going to thrive in a high-caliber post-secondary institution. They're proven they are ready for the next academic step and it is being offered to them. It's not all just about one-upping. It's pretty basic to wholesale disparage kids who go to Ivy Leagues schools just because you're kid isn't interested in academics.

It’s the parents tearing others apart, not the kids. That’s what I come here for.