Where are the friends planning to go if they’re getting rejected? |
| Where do A/B students go? That’s funny. Given that they are the majority of students in college I’d say they’re attending thousands of colleges. |
They are attending schools like Villanova BC and U Miami. They got rejected from Top 25 |
| I totally agree with your assessment OP. It's a sea change! |
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This can't be answered without taking into account the family's financial situation. That is the main driver of school choice for these kids.
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A/B student in 9th and 10th. 1B in 11th, 1 in 12th with 12 APs (graduated 4.1 W FCPS). WM ED— unhooked female.
Really figured out how to work manage ADHD and anxiety in the second half of 10th. Very unlikely she would have been admitted RD. But no issues fitting in academically or socially. Above a 3.5 GPA at WM in what is a considered a very demanding double major. Has been selected for some competitive opportunities. |
| West Coaster here. In my day B/C students went to USC or NYU, C students went to Pepperdine. |
My straight A student is at University of Maryland in the Honors College. Couldn’t get into any top schools. Didn’t apply early decision anywhere. |
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Schools like
UMBC VCU Marymount University CU Boulder Georgia Tech University of Alabama University of Iowa Lewis & Clark Middlebury College University of New Hampshire Ohio State University of Tulsa University of Nebraska Arizona State Chicago Kent University of Illinois Michigan State University of Indiana North Carolina State Wake Forest |
Ok thank you for reporting from ancient history. |
| Kenyon also offers merit aid. So does University of Vermont. And VCU--it's art program is top notch. |
Arizon State and U Tulsa vs… GT OOS and Wake Forest? Come on PP. those colleges aren’t even on the same planet acceptance wise. |
Also, Middlebury vs Marymount? Yep. Completely same admissions profiles.
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Isn’t it crazy how it’s changed so much?! |
+1 my kid, too, from a magnet, cisgender male, not urm, and CS major. Got merit aid. Not a bad deal. There are a lot of A/B students at UMD, btw. It's a large school. But, it's harder if you are applying to an LEP. |