What’s the deal with TN?

[Anonymous]

It’s not my first choice for her so I’m not too upset but DD deferred, 3.95 weighted, 8 AP classes, very good ECs.

It’s so strange to me that TN has become so competitive.

[Anonymous]

Yes, my son was deferred too. So weird. I think it is a trendy school right now.

[Anonymous]

They have had enrollment management issues in recent years. This isn’t surprising.

[Anonymous]

DD 3.5 W was denied but offered Fall 2027 admit. 🙄. Thankfully she has other options.

[Anonymous]

Son was accepted at TN with a scholarship - 4.3 W, 33 ACT, 9 AP/DE, but surprisingly deferred at Clemson. I am hearing that there have been a lot of unexpected TN deferrals. TN does not normally defer this much. Applications are up at all these hot SEC schools which makes for a very completive incoming class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s not my first choice for her so I’m not too upset but DD deferred, 3.95 weighted, 8 AP classes, very good ECs.

It’s so strange to me that TN has become so competitive.

Did she submit a test score?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s not my first choice for her so I’m not too upset but DD deferred, 3.95 weighted, 8 AP classes, very good ECs.

It’s so strange to me that TN has become so competitive.

TN requires test scores.

[Anonymous]

What was her test score?
I have a freshman there who is very happy. It seems as though it has gotten a lot more competitive in just one year. Hoping you get good news in the Spring.

[Anonymous]

UTK is an ugly campus. Right up there with OSU. But they have rabid football culture!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DD 3.5 W was denied but offered Fall 2027 admit. 🙄. Thankfully she has other options.

So interesting about a 2027 admit offer, never heard of that! Also, the interest in southern schools from liberal DMV people is interesting, particularly because those schools tend to skew conservative.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DD 3.5 W was denied but offered Fall 2027 admit. 🙄. Thankfully she has other options.

So interesting about a 2027 admit offer, never heard of that! Also, the interest in southern schools from liberal DMV people is interesting, particularly because those schools tend to skew conservative.

Are you sure? These are R1 flagships with top researchers in liberal college towns. You might want to check your bias.

[Anonymous]

My kid was accepted to summer semester with a 3.9 weighted and 1370 SAT. Health issues influenced their lower gpa which was explained in common app. Also got $9K in merit aid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DD 3.5 W was denied but offered Fall 2027 admit. 🙄. Thankfully she has other options.

So interesting about a 2027 admit offer, never heard of that! Also, the interest in southern schools from liberal DMV people is interesting, particularly because those schools tend to skew conservative.

Are you sure? These are R1 flagships with top researchers in liberal college towns. You might want to check your bias.

I'm just saying with the TN student population, one will be forced to deal with modern day republicans, something you wouldn't need to do with so many coastal schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DD 3.5 W was denied but offered Fall 2027 admit. 🙄. Thankfully she has other options.

So interesting about a 2027 admit offer, never heard of that! Also, the interest in southern schools from liberal DMV people is interesting, particularly because those schools tend to skew conservative.

Are you sure? These are R1 flagships with top researchers in liberal college towns. You might want to check your bias.

I'm just saying with the TN student population, one will be forced to deal with modern day republicans, something you wouldn't need to do with so many coastal schools.

And they will be forced to deal with modern day liberals. Which is a good thing for all concerned.

WTF do you think is the purpose of college?

Hint: it’s confronting new ideas, new people, and new environments, as well as learning the skills (hard and soft) that one needs to thrive.

[Anonymous]

Accepted here-but only $9K a year-so not enough to make it better than VA instate schools.

4.38 weighted IB student 1450SAT