Sidwell College Admissions This Year

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Five going to Harvard.

Impressive! How many of the 5 are legacies, recruited athletes, URM?

all of em

Liar.

Not..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Five going to Harvard.

Impressive! How many of the 5 are legacies, recruited athletes, URM?

I know of 4 not 5 going to Harvard and all 4 fall into the legacy/urm/athlete category (excellent students regardless).

[Anonymous]

The 5th took a gap year but will be class of 2026 at Harvard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Five going to Harvard.

Impressive! How many of the 5 are legacies, recruited athletes, URM?

all of em

Liar.

No, this is accurate: All 4 are legacy/urn/athlete

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Five going to Harvard.

Impressive! How many of the 5 are legacies, recruited athletes, URM?

all of em

Liar.

No, this is accurate: All 4 are legacy/urn/athlete

Is the 5th also legacy/URM/recruited athlete?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Five going to Harvard.

Impressive! How many of the 5 are legacies, recruited athletes, URM?

all of em

Liar.

No, this is accurate: All 4 are legacy/urn/athlete

Is the 5th also legacy/URM/recruited athlete?

Special category

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now that the dust has settled and it’s July, it looks like Sidwell had another strong year of college admissions. 22 Ivy bound, another 20 non Ivy top 25 schools (including a huge cohort to Chicago), 23 top 20 SLACs, roughly 20 going to top 5 publics, and the remainder going to some other terrific places. Congrats to all these wonderful students! Let’s get this thread to 100 pages.

Is this accurate? How do you know? Insta page does not reflect this..

Insta pages are less than half the class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now that the dust has settled and it’s July, it looks like Sidwell had another strong year of college admissions. 22 Ivy bound, another 20 non Ivy top 25 schools (including a huge cohort to Chicago), 23 top 20 SLACs, roughly 20 going to top 5 publics, and the remainder going to some other terrific places. Congrats to all these wonderful students! Let’s get this thread to 100 pages.

Is this accurate? How do you know? Insta page does not reflect this..

Insta pages are less than half the class.

Page “follows” most of the class

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Five going to Harvard.

Impressive! How many of the 5 are legacies, recruited athletes, URM?

all of em

Liar.

No, this is accurate: All 4 are legacy/urn/athlete

Is the 5th also legacy/URM/recruited athlete?

Special category

What’s a special category?

[Anonymous]

The PP who cited general class numbers is accurate to my count as well. I have over 100 going to Ivies, top SLACs, "top 25's" and top publics.

Of the balance, there are very specific reasons who kids choose schools - scholarships, programs, etc. It turned out to be a great class with wonderful, motivated kids challenged to be a part of the solution of our societal woes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Five going to Harvard.

Impressive! How many of the 5 are legacies, recruited athletes, URM?

all of em

Liar.

No, this is accurate: All 4 are legacy/urn/athlete

Is the 5th also legacy/URM/recruited athlete?

Special category

What’s a special category?

Umm. rather not get into this. Reminder: All very strong students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The 5th took a gap year but will be class of 2026 at Harvard.

Any special reason for taking a gap year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The PP who cited general class numbers is accurate to my count as well. I have over 100 going to Ivies, top SLACs, "top 25's" and top publics.

Of the balance, there are very specific reasons who kids choose schools - scholarships, programs, etc. It turned out to be a great class with wonderful, motivated kids challenged to be a part of the solution of our societal woes.

Were you at graduation? I loved it when the speaker specifically told these students that they are NOT responsible for fixing the world.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Five going to Harvard.

Impressive! How many of the 5 are legacies, recruited athletes, URM?

I have a DC in this class. I thought It was 4 students going to Harvard not 5.

It's actually 3.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The 5th took a gap year but will be class of 2026 at Harvard.

Any special reason for taking a gap year?

Focus on an extracurricular/sport. And this kid is brilliant and near or at the top of the class but a H legacy as well.