Any Emory ED1ers?

[Anonymous]

Congratulations to Oxford ED admits- you’ve signed up for a different experience but still part of the Eagle family!

[Anonymous]

DD accepted 3.73, 11APs, upward trend, 1530. Track and Field. Thank you guys.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow Weird all the hostility going back and forth here. I have had three kids a a Big Three school recently go through this process and Vanderbilt and Emory are EXACTLY the same in terms of difficulty. You guys can try to split hairs all you want. They attract the same kids : High stats great grades great extracurriculars- Both School land right below the Ivys.
OVERALL Vanderbilt last year was at 6 % admittance rate and Emory at 10 %
THAT TELLS YOU NOTHING about what it means for how hard it is for kids from the DMV. They are both high reaches for any high stats kids in our area. The kids who freak out and ED to either school are scared they won't get into the IVY's and don't want to roll the dice.

Also nepotism matters way more at Vandy. Last year the kids from our Big Three who got in there were ALL connected (but academically respectable if not stellar) and one of my kid's smartest friends ended up at Emory. All this is not statistically relevant. Both are tough admits.

Weird, at our private, you need to be in the top 10 percent of class to get into Vandy and the kids who go to Emory aren’t even in the top 20 percent. Completely different applicant pools.

Just not true. No way you know where all these kids are. And for a private top 20% would work at both schools. Not for publics.

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Anonymous wrote:Are Emory's ED stats trustworthy?

What do you mean? Are the RD stats trustworthy? If so, why wouldn't the ED stats be trustworthy?

Emory lied for like a decade about its SAT scores. They were inflated and you can tell by the repeated arguments about which school is better x or y, SAT scores usually come up as pretty important. So they intentionally lied to make themselves look better. That stigma is still there I guess.

It is weird how certain people have these strange beefs. What you reference happened 12 years ago. The only reason I know is I had to Google it because of course it's not recent news.

And they're saying I'm the troll. They have 12 year beefs with Emory. They're mad Emory passed BC, Wake, Tufts in selectivity and prestige a decade ago, and think Emory doesn't deserve so they make up false claims about Emory ED.

Emory reported false stats for a decade. That’s pretty egregious.

So did Columbia

Yup, and Claremont McKenna and I think less of all three.

Why? Not sure this would cause someone to think less.

I value integrity, perhaps you don’t.

But this was 12 years ago. You would be/are nuts to keep with this now.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow Weird all the hostility going back and forth here. I have had three kids a a Big Three school recently go through this process and Vanderbilt and Emory are EXACTLY the same in terms of difficulty. You guys can try to split hairs all you want. They attract the same kids : High stats great grades great extracurriculars- Both School land right below the Ivys.
OVERALL Vanderbilt last year was at 6 % admittance rate and Emory at 10 %
THAT TELLS YOU NOTHING about what it means for how hard it is for kids from the DMV. They are both high reaches for any high stats kids in our area. The kids who freak out and ED to either school are scared they won't get into the IVY's and don't want to roll the dice.

Also nepotism matters way more at Vandy. Last year the kids from our Big Three who got in there were ALL connected (but academically respectable if not stellar) and one of my kid's smartest friends ended up at Emory. All this is not statistically relevant. Both are tough admits.

Weird, at our private, you need to be in the top 10 percent of class to get into Vandy and the kids who go to Emory aren’t even in the top 20 percent. Completely different applicant pools.

Emory doesn't use freshman grades in its recalculation, while Vandy does. That's likely the difference.

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21% increase in apps

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Anonymous wrote:21% increase in apps

Where did you see this?

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Anonymous wrote:Wow Weird all the hostility going back and forth here. I have had three kids a a Big Three school recently go through this process and Vanderbilt and Emory are EXACTLY the same in terms of difficulty. You guys can try to split hairs all you want. They attract the same kids : High stats great grades great extracurriculars- Both School land right below the Ivys.
OVERALL Vanderbilt last year was at 6 % admittance rate and Emory at 10 %
THAT TELLS YOU NOTHING about what it means for how hard it is for kids from the DMV. They are both high reaches for any high stats kids in our area. The kids who freak out and ED to either school are scared they won't get into the IVY's and don't want to roll the dice.

Also nepotism matters way more at Vandy. Last year the kids from our Big Three who got in there were ALL connected (but academically respectable if not stellar) and one of my kid's smartest friends ended up at Emory. All this is not statistically relevant. Both are tough admits.

Weird, at our private, you need to be in the top 10 percent of class to get into Vandy and the kids who go to Emory aren’t even in the top 20 percent. Completely different applicant pools.

Just not true. No way you know where all these kids are. And for a private top 20% would work at both schools. Not for publics.

It is true. I know who is the top 10 and 20 percent based on whether they were admitted to cum laude, and when they were admitted (top 10 percent admitted semester earlier) and our school gives annual awards for best gpa. I also know that Vandy has taken 0 or 1 kid the past few years, and that kid has been in cum laude society. The Val wa rejected with near perfect SAT scores a year or two ago, in ED. I also know that 3 to 4 kids each year attend Emory and none have been in cum laude society. A few have been hooked but most aren’t.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow Weird all the hostility going back and forth here. I have had three kids a a Big Three school recently go through this process and Vanderbilt and Emory are EXACTLY the same in terms of difficulty. You guys can try to split hairs all you want. They attract the same kids : High stats great grades great extracurriculars- Both School land right below the Ivys.
OVERALL Vanderbilt last year was at 6 % admittance rate and Emory at 10 %
THAT TELLS YOU NOTHING about what it means for how hard it is for kids from the DMV. They are both high reaches for any high stats kids in our area. The kids who freak out and ED to either school are scared they won't get into the IVY's and don't want to roll the dice.

Also nepotism matters way more at Vandy. Last year the kids from our Big Three who got in there were ALL connected (but academically respectable if not stellar) and one of my kid's smartest friends ended up at Emory. All this is not statistically relevant. Both are tough admits.

Weird, at our private, you need to be in the top 10 percent of class to get into Vandy and the kids who go to Emory aren’t even in the top 20 percent. Completely different applicant pools.

Just not true. No way you know where all these kids are. And for a private top 20% would work at both schools. Not for publics.

It is true. I know who is the top 10 and 20 percent based on whether they were admitted to cum laude, and when they were admitted (top 10 percent admitted semester earlier) and our school gives annual awards for best gpa. I also know that Vandy has taken 0 or 1 kid the past few years, and that kid has been in cum laude society. The Val wa rejected with near perfect SAT scores a year or two ago, in ED. I also know that 3 to 4 kids each year attend Emory and none have been in cum laude society. A few have been hooked but most aren’t.

Emory doesn't look at Freshman grades while vandy does.

[Anonymous]

Emory college
805/3341 or 24%

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Anonymous wrote:Wow Weird all the hostility going back and forth here. I have had three kids a a Big Three school recently go through this process and Vanderbilt and Emory are EXACTLY the same in terms of difficulty. You guys can try to split hairs all you want. They attract the same kids : High stats great grades great extracurriculars- Both School land right below the Ivys.
OVERALL Vanderbilt last year was at 6 % admittance rate and Emory at 10 %
THAT TELLS YOU NOTHING about what it means for how hard it is for kids from the DMV. They are both high reaches for any high stats kids in our area. The kids who freak out and ED to either school are scared they won't get into the IVY's and don't want to roll the dice.

Also nepotism matters way more at Vandy. Last year the kids from our Big Three who got in there were ALL connected (but academically respectable if not stellar) and one of my kid's smartest friends ended up at Emory. All this is not statistically relevant. Both are tough admits.

Weird, at our private, you need to be in the top 10 percent of class to get into Vandy and the kids who go to Emory aren’t even in the top 20 percent. Completely different applicant pools.

Just not true. No way you know where all these kids are. And for a private top 20% would work at both schools. Not for publics.

It is true. I know who is the top 10 and 20 percent based on whether they were admitted to cum laude, and when they were admitted (top 10 percent admitted semester earlier) and our school gives annual awards for best gpa. I also know that Vandy has taken 0 or 1 kid the past few years, and that kid has been in cum laude society. The Val wa rejected with near perfect SAT scores a year or two ago, in ED. I also know that 3 to 4 kids each year attend Emory and none have been in cum laude society. A few have been hooked but most aren’t.

Emory doesn't look at Freshman grades while vandy does.

I don’t think that’s relevant. Freshman year is the easiest year at our high school.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow Weird all the hostility going back and forth here. I have had three kids a a Big Three school recently go through this process and Vanderbilt and Emory are EXACTLY the same in terms of difficulty. You guys can try to split hairs all you want. They attract the same kids : High stats great grades great extracurriculars- Both School land right below the Ivys.
OVERALL Vanderbilt last year was at 6 % admittance rate and Emory at 10 %
THAT TELLS YOU NOTHING about what it means for how hard it is for kids from the DMV. They are both high reaches for any high stats kids in our area. The kids who freak out and ED to either school are scared they won't get into the IVY's and don't want to roll the dice.

Also nepotism matters way more at Vandy. Last year the kids from our Big Three who got in there were ALL connected (but academically respectable if not stellar) and one of my kid's smartest friends ended up at Emory. All this is not statistically relevant. Both are tough admits.

Weird, at our private, you need to be in the top 10 percent of class to get into Vandy and the kids who go to Emory aren’t even in the top 20 percent. Completely different applicant pools.

Just not true. No way you know where all these kids are. And for a private top 20% would work at both schools. Not for publics.

It is true. I know who is the top 10 and 20 percent based on whether they were admitted to cum laude, and when they were admitted (top 10 percent admitted semester earlier) and our school gives annual awards for best gpa. I also know that Vandy has taken 0 or 1 kid the past few years, and that kid has been in cum laude society. The Val wa rejected with near perfect SAT scores a year or two ago, in ED. I also know that 3 to 4 kids each year attend Emory and none have been in cum laude society. A few have been hooked but most aren’t.

Emory doesn't look at Freshman grades while vandy does.

I don’t think that’s relevant. Freshman year is the easiest year at our high school.

And in any case, kids in the top 20 percent of the class are not applying ED to Emory nor are they attending if admitted RD, whereas the cum laude kids are applying to Vandy.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow Weird all the hostility going back and forth here. I have had three kids a a Big Three school recently go through this process and Vanderbilt and Emory are EXACTLY the same in terms of difficulty. You guys can try to split hairs all you want. They attract the same kids : High stats great grades great extracurriculars- Both School land right below the Ivys.
OVERALL Vanderbilt last year was at 6 % admittance rate and Emory at 10 %
THAT TELLS YOU NOTHING about what it means for how hard it is for kids from the DMV. They are both high reaches for any high stats kids in our area. The kids who freak out and ED to either school are scared they won't get into the IVY's and don't want to roll the dice.

Also nepotism matters way more at Vandy. Last year the kids from our Big Three who got in there were ALL connected (but academically respectable if not stellar) and one of my kid's smartest friends ended up at Emory. All this is not statistically relevant. Both are tough admits.

Weird, at our private, you need to be in the top 10 percent of class to get into Vandy and the kids who go to Emory aren’t even in the top 20 percent. Completely different applicant pools.

Just not true. No way you know where all these kids are. And for a private top 20% would work at both schools. Not for publics.

It is true. I know who is the top 10 and 20 percent based on whether they were admitted to cum laude, and when they were admitted (top 10 percent admitted semester earlier) and our school gives annual awards for best gpa. I also know that Vandy has taken 0 or 1 kid the past few years, and that kid has been in cum laude society. The Val wa rejected with near perfect SAT scores a year or two ago, in ED. I also know that 3 to 4 kids each year attend Emory and none have been in cum laude society. A few have been hooked but most aren’t.

Emory doesn't look at Freshman grades while vandy does.

I don’t think that’s relevant. Freshman year is the easiest year at our high school.

And in any case, kids in the top 20 percent of the class are not applying ED to Emory nor are they attending if admitted RD, whereas the cum laude kids are applying to Vandy.

You're annoying. Emory's stats speak for itself. And other posters said the two schools are equally selective for their high-school. Get over it.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow Weird all the hostility going back and forth here. I have had three kids a a Big Three school recently go through this process and Vanderbilt and Emory are EXACTLY the same in terms of difficulty. You guys can try to split hairs all you want. They attract the same kids : High stats great grades great extracurriculars- Both School land right below the Ivys.
OVERALL Vanderbilt last year was at 6 % admittance rate and Emory at 10 %
THAT TELLS YOU NOTHING about what it means for how hard it is for kids from the DMV. They are both high reaches for any high stats kids in our area. The kids who freak out and ED to either school are scared they won't get into the IVY's and don't want to roll the dice.

Also nepotism matters way more at Vandy. Last year the kids from our Big Three who got in there were ALL connected (but academically respectable if not stellar) and one of my kid's smartest friends ended up at Emory. All this is not statistically relevant. Both are tough admits.

Weird, at our private, you need to be in the top 10 percent of class to get into Vandy and the kids who go to Emory aren’t even in the top 20 percent. Completely different applicant pools.

Just not true. No way you know where all these kids are. And for a private top 20% would work at both schools. Not for publics.

It is true. I know who is the top 10 and 20 percent based on whether they were admitted to cum laude, and when they were admitted (top 10 percent admitted semester earlier) and our school gives annual awards for best gpa. I also know that Vandy has taken 0 or 1 kid the past few years, and that kid has been in cum laude society. The Val wa rejected with near perfect SAT scores a year or two ago, in ED. I also know that 3 to 4 kids each year attend Emory and none have been in cum laude society. A few have been hooked but most aren’t.

Emory doesn't look at Freshman grades while vandy does.

I don’t think that’s relevant. Freshman year is the easiest year at our high school.

And in any case, kids in the top 20 percent of the class are not applying ED to Emory nor are they attending if admitted RD, whereas the cum laude kids are applying to Vandy.

You're annoying. Emory's stats speak for itself. And other posters said the two schools are equally selective for their high-school. Get over it.

One did, yes

[Anonymous]

Three kids from Jackson Reed High School are in to Emory ED, very impressive!