Test score and GPA from a large NY suburban public school

[Anonymous]

https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1757445385/greatneckk12nyus/q7y8mxdiqytrdz2lycb2/SHS-SummaryReport-PROOF-WEBSITE-VERSION-R2.pdf

First five pages: High test score (1500+) AND high GPA (top 10%). Excellent results. Cornell, Brown, T5

At or below 50% GPA, there are a few standout acceptances (T30 schools):
page 37, 1560, NYU
page 36, 1520, Boston U
page 29, 1520, Boston U
page 28, 1520, Emory
page 28, 1560, UM
page 27, 1540, CMU
page 27, 1520, UM
page 26, 1560, NYU
page 21, 1570, Columbia

The rest of below 50% mostly go to SUNY and CUNY without a high test score.

I wish every school has this kind of transparency so we don't have to rely on anecdata.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1757445385/greatneckk12nyus/q7y8mxdiqytrdz2lycb2/SHS-SummaryReport-PROOF-WEBSITE-VERSION-R2.pdf

First five pages: High test score (1500+) AND high GPA (top 10%). Excellent results. Cornell, Brown, T5

At or below 50% GPA, there are a few standout acceptances (T30 schools):
page 37, 1560, NYU
page 36, 1520, Boston U
page 29, 1520, Boston U
page 28, 1520, Emory
page 28, 1560, UM
page 27, 1540, CMU
page 27, 1520, UM
page 26, 1560, NYU
page 21, 1570, Columbia

The rest of below 50% mostly go to SUNY and CUNY without a high test score.

I wish every school has this kind of transparency so we don't have to rely on anecdata.

Pages 19-21, around top 30% GPA band, some ivy/T20 acceptance with high test scores:
page 19, 1560, Cornell
page 20, 1570, UM
page 21, 1540, Rice
page 21, 1570, Columbia
page 21, 1550, Cornell

[Anonymous]

Yikes! I wouldn't want this. Maybe because my kid goes to a smaller school, it would be pretty obvious to know which kid is which.

[Anonymous]

Wow. This kid:

97.72 GPA, 1600 SAT, 12 APs/15 Honors classes, and rejected/waitlisted/deferred at Brown U.; Columbia U.; Duke U.; Johns
Hopkins U.; Northwestern U.; Tufts U.;
Yale U.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow. This kid:

97.72 GPA, 1600 SAT, 12 APs/15 Honors classes, and rejected/waitlisted/deferred at Brown U.; Columbia U.; Duke U.; Johns
Hopkins U.; Northwestern U.; Tufts U.;
Yale U.

I don't know enough about this, clearly. But why doesn't something like this happen?

[Anonymous]

93.70, SAT 1320, 11AP, accepted by Chicago ED.

If you don't apply you'd never know.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow. This kid:

97.72 GPA, 1600 SAT, 12 APs/15 Honors classes, and rejected/waitlisted/deferred at Brown U.; Columbia U.; Duke U.; Johns
Hopkins U.; Northwestern U.; Tufts U.;
Yale U.

I don't know enough about this, clearly. But why doesn't something like this happen?

Yeah I don'y care what that kid's ECs are, s/he should get into one of those schools. We've lost our way on college admissions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow. This kid:

97.72 GPA, 1600 SAT, 12 APs/15 Honors classes, and rejected/waitlisted/deferred at Brown U.; Columbia U.; Duke U.; Johns
Hopkins U.; Northwestern U.; Tufts U.;
Yale U.

Cornell took the kid. Could be CS major?

[Anonymous]

Did this high school (Great Neck South High School) actually permit a student to ED to 8 different schools!?!?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did this high school (Great Neck South High School) actually permit a student to ED to 8 different schools!?!?

You meant 9? lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did this high school (Great Neck South High School) actually permit a student to ED to 8 different schools!?!?

The report is for high school classes of 2024 and 2025, not current high school seniors.

[Anonymous]

Here is one student’s list…

Cal Poly; Illinois Inst. Tech (ED); Johns Hopkins U. (ED); Michigan State U. (EA);
Brown U. (ED); Carnegie Mellon U.;
Cooper Union (Adv. Sci. & Art) (ED);
NC State U. Raleigh; Ohio U.; Penn
Cornell U.; Duke U. (ED); Georgia Inst.
State U. (EA); Purdue U. (EA); RPI (ED);
Tech (EA); Northeastern U. (EA);
SUNY Stony Brook; Texas A&M U. (EA);
U. Colorado-Boulder; U. Illinois Urbana-
Northwestern U. (ED); Princeton U.; Rice
U. (ED); U. Michigan (Ann Arbor); U.
Champaign (EA); U. Minnesota; U.
Wisconsin (Madison); UMD-College
Penn (ED); U. Texas-Austin; UC Berkley;
UC Los Angeles; UC San Diego;
Park; Virginia Tech
Vanderbilt U.

Beyond unethical.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did this high school (Great Neck South High School) actually permit a student to ED to 8 different schools!?!?

You meant 9? lol

Yes! I missed one!

That’s absolutely insane.

[Anonymous]

Hopkins reaches down to page 10, top 15% GPA band, all 1500+.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did this high school (Great Neck South High School) actually permit a student to ED to 8 different schools!?!?

The report is for high school classes of 2024 and 2025, not current high school seniors.

So for each listing there may be several students with that exact GPA/SAT/AP/Honors combo? That seems a little strange to me.