Boston College RD
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Anonymous
| Can people please share stats for kids who were accepted RD? Thanks |
Anonymous
| This school pulls a lot from ED1 and ED2. If younger not willing to do that you are probably put on the waitlist. Yield protection is real. |
Anonymous
| UW 4.0, 1500+ SAT, private catholic HS, |
Anonymous
UPenn and Ivies invented ED back in the time. In these days, if high stat kids choose the school as absolute #1 pick, then why pass them?? I can't blame the schools. |
Anonymous
Lots of misinformation here. |
Anonymous
And nonresponsive to OP’s question. |
Anonymous
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The 100% yield protect high stats kids who apply RD in favor of lower stats kids who are deferred from ED1 and ED2. It was very clear at our school this year.
Which is honestly how it should work--they should admit kids who really want to go there. |
Anonymous
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In our area it seems RD was used to round out the class. Or perhaps not enough demonstrated interest. Tough to say.
Business / Econ applicants from catholic feeders with 1540+ and solid GPAs were waitlisted and denied. 1380, similar GPA, humanities major admitted. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
| Our school just had a visit from AO. Business school acceptance rate was particularly low this cycle, well below School of Arts and Sciences. |
Anonymous
| 3.95 UW, 4.55 W, 16 AP courses, National Level Ec's. Accepted into Carroll School of Management. Will be attending Yale next fall. |
Anonymous
| ^ Also 1520 SAT |
Anonymous
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3.2 GPA UW, 2 AP courses, captain of the wrestling team (not recruited), 1260 SAT, Catholic HS, non-URM. Accepted into Carroll, debating this and a SLAC he could wrestle at |
Anonymous
Some of us are too irritable this morning to be kind to trolls. Move along. |
Anonymous
| accepted, 35 ACT, 4.3 gpa, 10 aps, 3,4,5s on APs already taken. It was a historic low acceptance rate of 12.6% out of 39,600+ apps. |