Catholic Schools Releasing Admissions Today

[Anonymous]

The student-teacher ratios aren't much different than the public schools. And yes, these schools turn applicants away.

[Anonymous]

Not universally true about student-teacher ratios - Visi classes (usually 12-18 students, bigger for religion and a few others) are much smaller than our local public, which has 40 in some classes.

[Anonymous]

Do any who've been through admissions at SJC know if they email the student or parent or both with decision? Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do those schools (other than Visi) really turn anyone away? Aren't their acceptance rates close to 99% (they must at least turn down known troublemakers)? The student teacher ratios are terrible. Truly curious. What are the acceptances rates at those Catholic schools?

Are you really stupid or just want to appear to be naïve?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do those schools (other than Visi) really turn anyone away? Aren't their acceptance rates close to 99% (they must at least turn down known troublemakers)? The student teacher ratios are terrible. Truly curious. What are the acceptances rates at those Catholic schools?

Seriously? Okay, we get it, you don't like Catholic schools, but not everyone is accepted. Not even close to 99%. ?

This poster must be either an idiot or a pompous jerk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do any who've been through admissions at SJC know if they email the student or parent or both with decision? Thanks!

SJC only mails their decisions. So does Gonzaga. Love the mystique of having to check the snail mailbox.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do any who've been through admissions at SJC know if they email the student or parent or both with decision? Thanks!

SJC only mails their decisions. So does Gonzaga. Love the mystique of having to check the snail mailbox.

This is the op of the question re email. Thank you - do you know whom they email - the student or the parent or both??

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do any who've been through admissions at SJC know if they email the student or parent or both with decision? Thanks!

SJC only mails their decisions. So does Gonzaga. Love the mystique of having to check the snail mailbox.

This is the op of the question re email. Thank you - do you know whom they email - the student or the parent or both??

Thanks!

Please retread my response. They do NOT email. Only snail mail.

[Anonymous]

So when SJC and Gonzana say they will notify on 2/25 does that mean they put letters in the mail this afternoon?

[Anonymous]

How long does snail mail usually take? Is anyone in Virginia still waiting to receive mail that was sent out 2/19?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So when SJC and Gonzana say they will notify on 2/25 does that mean they put letters in the mail this afternoon?

No. The letters are mailed on the 25th. At least that is what the Gonzaga website says. Try to relax--it is only a few more days. Good luck!

[Anonymous]

the acceptance rates at SJC and Gonzaga are quite high.

[Anonymous]

Argh...I thought we'd know by email. I'm glad I checked now or I would have been a wreck. Just checked last year's DCUM for when people heard and it seems most received word by mail on Saturday, so I imagine the same will hold true this year...or it will be a long time till Monday!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the acceptance rates at SJC and Gonzaga are quite high.

Cool story bro.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the acceptance rates at SJC and Gonzaga are quite high.

Gonzaga is extremely difficult to get into. SJC, not so much.