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Hi everyone,
My rising 6th grader got waitlisted at number 4 for CPA. Does anybody have any insight or experience on how and how much the waitlist moves up, and whether we have a real shot at being offered a seat? We've heard contradictory comments: some say your number is arbitrary and that you could be number 1 and still have 100 people below you moving up and being offered a seat before you, while others say the number is exactly how many people away you are from being offered a seat. I'd appreciate your valuable insights. Thx! |
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You have a good chance of getting in. A lot of people apply without considering that that transportation isn't provided.
The number isn't arbitrary, it is where you are on the waitlist. The only caveat is that a certain percentage of the seats at CPA are reserved for people who live in a specific area. They might be maintaining 2 separate waitlists to keep that ratio correct. |
| Thanks! That's great news. |
| Ditto - good chance of getting in |
| Depends on grade and where you live. If you don’t live in the neighborhoods with the set aside and it’s an older grade, chances are less. |
| My rising 11th grader is waitlisted at #15. Any chance of admission? |
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I would say it is a long shot.
There is some student turn over in 9th grade when some kids go to Science and Tech or other specialty programs but after that they probably only lose a handful of kids a year. |