AOS AET admissions decisions this week?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My daughter was actually selected to participate in the brand new HAMsci Program at Tuscarora high school. 1 of 75 students, chosen on a completely lottery based system, no tests or other factors. She was waitlisted for the Pre-IB program though. She probably will not be attending either because if she is not accepted to either TJ/AOS/AET she would be most happy/thriving at her base school and participating in the activities there surrounded by her friends.

What jobs or college majors does HAMsci Program prepare students for?

[Anonymous]

What jobs or college majors does HAMsci Program prepare students for?

From my understanding through the special opportunities fair, they offer two 4-year pathways. Biomedical science or Language of Medicine. Provides hands on experience and a true glimpse into what the medical field looks like while studying in college.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My daughter was actually selected to participate in the brand new HAMsci Program at Tuscarora high school. 1 of 75 students, chosen on a completely lottery based system, no tests or other factors. She was waitlisted for the Pre-IB program though. She probably will not be attending either because if she is not accepted to either TJ/AOS/AET she would be most happy/thriving at her base school and participating in the activities there surrounded by her friends.

What jobs or college majors does HAMsci Program prepare students for?

Post-secondary Careers
Biotechnology Research and Development
● Biochemist Cell Biologist Medical
● Clinical Laboratory Technician
● Research Assistant
Diagnostic Services
● Computer Tomography (CT)
Technologist
● Medical, Clinical Laboratory Technician
● Medical, Clinical Laboratory Technologist
● Nuclear Medicine Technologist
● Phlebotomist
Therapeutic Services
● Athletic Trainer
● Audiologist
● Exercise Physiologist
● Medical Assistant
● Occupational Therapist
● Occupational Therapist Aide
● Optician
● Pharmacy Technician
● Physical Therapist
● Physical Therapist Assistant
● Physician Recreation Therapist

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lZ4_KTAgwcEkMyZBf1nvnSFS93-5o1oo/view

[Anonymous]

Advanced AET decisions were emailed to rising 11th graders this evening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Advanced AET decisions were emailed to rising 11th graders this evening.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Do they release in batches?

[Anonymous]

congratulations!!. You got email already ?

[Anonymous]

DD was not offered admission to AET but waitlisted for AOS

[Anonymous]

DS got waitlisted for AET but not offered AOS

[Anonymous]

Didn’t get email, but see it on the admissions portal. DD was admitted to AOS but waitlisted for AET.

[Anonymous]

From anyones experience, does the waitlist move fast?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From anyones experience, does the waitlist move fast?

It moves a bit end of March after AoS/AET acceptance deadline, and moves big end of April after TJ acceptance deadline

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From anyones experience, does the waitlist move fast?

It moves a bit end of March after AoS/AET acceptance deadline, and moves big end of April after TJ acceptance deadline

i was thinking that it would potentially make some movement at a different time this year because of the pre-ib and HAmsci deadline being march 19th. those 8th graders admitted were probably waiting for AOS/AET results and now they have to make a decision of which program to choose

[Anonymous]

anybody know of anyone who was on the waitlist and never offered admission? also, is the waitlist per school, like someone from your school has to decline for someone else to be accepted, or is it of all the 8th graders who applied throughout the county? does anyone know how many students are typically placed on waitlist? cause it has to be significantly less than those who were denied admission completely.