
Indeed! I did not go to Georgetown, but I live in Georgetown. The constant Georgetown U bashing on this forum is tiresome. |
LOL! |
It’s 22. But sure — arbitrarily extend it out to 50. |
But Georgetown requires a completely separate application. |
I'm fairly sure my kid will get accepted to all HYPS schools. But, not going to apply. Their loss. |
so does MIT. explains their high acceptance rate .. I guess... |
The paranoia of UVA & GU fans is disturbing. Instead of responding to criticism with evidence, they apparently spend hours analyzing writing styles to try to connect the dots on a variety of posts in order to uncover various trolls, boosters, & bashers.
The level of obsession is reminiscent of cop shows where a famous model or actress is being stalked & when the police finally bust into the perp’s shabby apartment, the walls are covered with photos of the victim. |
Wut |
AND TEST SCORES---VERY HIGH ONES are REQUIRED. This combined with not being on the common app weeds out unqualified applicants from even applying so you don't get the false applicant-selectivity% that other schools use to drive the selectivity falsely down (they send countless mailings, court students...students that don't stand a chance; but having them apply makes their number look more selective and gives them application fees). It's noted that Georgetown's selectivity is really closer to 5% if you take these things into consideration. |
Rejection obviously. Still stings. Either her child or her own rejection. |
+2 No clue what OP is trying to say, yet again. |
Although I have wondered if this is some weird psycho thinking she can drive down the number of applicants to schools her child is applying ![]() ![]() |
+1 This is well known, but OP thinks that their posting about GU so frequently will somehow change GU's selectivity. |
The acceptance rate of a school with ED cannot be compared with that of G’Town as it only has EA, which is more ethical. |
It has been going on for a while now. The frequent OP is indicative of mental illness. |