Where is your 3.7ish weighted full-pay accepted?

[Anonymous]

Curious what this list looks like.

[Anonymous]

Submitting SAT/ACT?

[Anonymous]

So far,

Indiana
Dayton

waiting on EA at
USC
UNCW
Elon
Furman

and still narrowing RD apps

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Submitting SAT/ACT?

Depends. Scores likely just under 1300.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So far,

Indiana
Dayton

waiting on EA at
USC
UNCW
Elon
Furman

and still narrowing RD apps

Do you mean UofSC?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So far,

Indiana
Dayton

waiting on EA at
USC
UNCW
Elon
Furman

and still narrowing RD apps

Do you mean UofSC?

Yes

[Anonymous]

There are plenty of threads where someone is looking for school suggestions that they can’t afford without aid. Here’s one looking for school suggestions without requiring aid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So far,

Indiana
Dayton

waiting on EA at
USC
UNCW
Elon
Furman

and still narrowing RD apps

Do you mean UofSC?

Yes

USC is RD only

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So far,

Indiana
Dayton

waiting on EA at
USC
UNCW
Elon
Furman

and still narrowing RD apps

Do you mean UofSC?

Yes

USC is RD only

South Carolina offers EA

[Anonymous]

My 3.7 UW kid went to Wesleyan.

[Anonymous]

There are tons of schools. Does your dc want large or small? Urban, suburban or rural? Does s/he need a particular major like business which would rule out a LAC? Does s/he want to be within a certain number of hours from DC?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My 3.7 UW kid went to Wesleyan.

3.7 unweighted is very different than 3.7 weighted

[Anonymous]

syracuse

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love the “full pay” part. OP assuming she can buy success for her mediocre student. So typically DCUM.

Um… in what world is a 3.7 “mediocre”? Get a grip.
NP

+1

+2 what as a$$hole

[Anonymous]

3.74 weighted, 28 ACT, accepted at UDayton with 101k merit aid over 4 years.