Hspt

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I mean what else can you do? The die is cast for next year and you can’t retake it.

dye

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My daughter and her friend both studied for the HSPT and thought that the test was very easy compared to all of the practice tests they did.

DC said the same

What did they use to prep?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean what else can you do? The die is cast for next year and you can’t retake it.

dye

Well we know one kid not getting in. If you’re going to try to correct grammar and least be correct.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean what else can you do? The die is cast for next year and you can’t retake it.

dye

I always thought it was about throwing dice, ie a single die tossed (cast).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My daughter and her friend both studied for the HSPT and thought that the test was very easy compared to all of the practice tests they did.

DC said the same

What did they use to prep?

Barron's book and a couple of tutoring sessions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean what else can you do? The die is cast for next year and you can’t retake it.

dye

I always thought it was about throwing dice, ie a single die tossed (cast).

Same.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean what else can you do? The die is cast for next year and you can’t retake it.

dye

I always thought it was about throwing dice, ie a single die tossed (cast).

Same.

It is. That PP should be embarrassed. Hope her kid didn't have that word for one of the analogies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean what else can you do? The die is cast for next year and you can’t retake it.

dye

I always thought it was about throwing dice, ie a single die tossed (cast).

You are correct. “Dye” is wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean what else can you do? The die is cast for next year and you can’t retake it.

dye

Well we know one kid not getting in. If you’re going to try to correct grammar and least be correct.

Well, we know one kid not getting in. If you’re going to try to correct grammar, at least be correct.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean what else can you do? The die is cast for next year and you can’t retake it.

dye

Well we know one kid not getting in. If you’re going to try to correct grammar and least be correct.

Well, we know one kid not getting in. If you’re going to try to correct grammar, at least be correct.

Isn’t it fortunate that the person you are quoting wasn’t correcting anyone’s comma usage?

“Dye” is still wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean what else can you do? The die is cast for next year and you can’t retake it.

dye

Well we know one kid not getting in. If you’re going to try to correct grammar and least be correct.

Well, we know one kid not getting in. If you’re going to try to correct grammar, at least be correct.

Isn’t it fortunate that the person you are quoting wasn’t correcting anyone’s comma usage?

“Dye” is still wrong.

Yes, it is wrong.

They were using incorrect punctuation, not to correct grammar, but to correct a misspelling or incorrect word choice.

And they were doing it while insulting another PP and that PP’s child. A double offense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Go to the ADW site — it’s clear when you’ll receive the results via email. And yes, the schools (including yours if your child is in an ADW school) get them long before you do.

Actually, it is not clear. It doesn’t state when the schools will get them. It only says you receive them a week after the school does.

[Anonymous]

My DS took the test at the school he is applying to. They said they get the results later in Dec (he took it Dec 7) but they won't send out the results until after decisions are made in February. I was surprised to see that they apparently own the results even though we paid for the test.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My DS took the test at the school he is applying to. They said they get the results later in Dec (he took it Dec 7) but they won't send out the results until after decisions are made in February. I was surprised to see that they apparently own the results even though we paid for the test.

Is this true? If so that’s wild.

[Anonymous]

I take it that those of us in DC will learn about the scores in late Jan. based on past posters.