Langley 2020 College Destinations

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How about TJ's destination?

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Anonymous wrote:How about TJ's destinations?

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Anonymous wrote:If you have rich parents, why would you bother to even go to college?

Really? Your parent’s $ is not your $. Parents are just able to support child more to go make something of themselves.

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Anonymous wrote:Hayfield is pretty strong. Cornell, Hopkins, MIT, Georgetown

How many via sports?

None. Most sports recruits out of Hayfield are for football and they go to regional universities like JMU, Washington and Jefferson, CNU.

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Anonymous wrote:Hayfield is pretty strong. Cornell, Hopkins, MIT, Georgetown

How many via sports?

How many via sports at Langley?

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Anonymous wrote:If you have rich parents, why would you bother to even go to college?

I’m assuming this is is sarcastic, but varsity blues ppl clearly wanted their kids to go to college...

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This year’s McLean class was unusually strong. But I really don’t ascribe any big status to Ivies unless they are HPY. The others aren’t really any better than numerous other schools.

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Anonymous wrote:McLean

https://www.instagram.com/mhs_commitment_day2020/

Impressive placement at top colleges. Even better than past couple of years. Well done! Congrats!

Giving Potomac a run for its $$$$

McLean HS this year ran wild! Just from the small number of students self reported, there are already 10 ivies+Stanford, and a dozen other top schools like Chicago, Duke, Northwestern, JHU, etc. I heard at least one for Yale, but not in this self reported list.
Guess they said McLean is a top school in NoVA for a reason.

Congratulations to all!

That's interesting. Why does McLean have more Ivy and top school admissions than Langley? They can probably compete with Whitman, B-CC and many of the well-known privates.

I wouldn’t make assumptions like that based on this self-reported sample. I know several Ivy and top tier admits at our HS that didn’t post on Instagram yet. I’m sure it’s the same with these schools.

Are we talking about admissions or attendance? My kid was admitted to three Ivy, but going to UVA And no, we don't post on social media.

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What is HPY?

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Anonymous wrote:What is HPY?

DCUM code for Harvard Princeton Yale

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Anonymous wrote:What is HPY?

DCUM code for Harvard Princeton Yale

Thanks.

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Anonymous wrote:What is HPY?

DCUM code for Harvard Princeton Yale

Thanks.

Larla and Larlo are DCUM code.

HPY (or more commonly HYP or HYPS, or even HYPSM) has some currency beyond DCUM.

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My dad went to Princeton and my daughter was accepted to Brown but went to Emory. I just had never seen HPY before, but I believe you. New to this forum.

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Anonymous wrote:McLean

https://www.instagram.com/mhs_commitment_day2020/

Impressive placement at top colleges. Even better than past couple of years. Well done! Congrats!

Giving Potomac a run for its $$$$

McLean HS this year ran wild! Just from the small number of students self reported, there are already 10 ivies+Stanford, and a dozen other top schools like Chicago, Duke, Northwestern, JHU, etc. I heard at least one for Yale, but not in this self reported list.
Guess they said McLean is a top school in NoVA for a reason.

Congratulations to all!

That's interesting. Why does McLean have more Ivy and top school admissions than Langley? They can probably compete with Whitman, B-CC and many of the well-known privates.

I wouldn’t make assumptions like that based on this self-reported sample. I know several Ivy and top tier admits at our HS that didn’t post on Instagram yet. I’m sure it’s the same with these schools.

Are we talking about admissions or attendance? My kid was admitted to three Ivy, but going to UVA And no, we don't post on social media.

Make up a story like that to make yourself feel better on an anonymous forum?
Applied to many ivies in order to turn them down? You think ivies are that easy to take you? LOL

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Anonymous wrote:McLean

https://www.instagram.com/mhs_commitment_day2020/

Impressive placement at top colleges. Even better than past couple of years. Well done! Congrats!

Giving Potomac a run for its $$$$

McLean HS this year ran wild! Just from the small number of students self reported, there are already 10 ivies+Stanford, and a dozen other top schools like Chicago, Duke, Northwestern, JHU, etc. I heard at least one for Yale, but not in this self reported list.
Guess they said McLean is a top school in NoVA for a reason.

Congratulations to all!

That's interesting. Why does McLean have more Ivy and top school admissions than Langley? They can probably compete with Whitman, B-CC and many of the well-known privates.

I wouldn’t make assumptions like that based on this self-reported sample. I know several Ivy and top tier admits at our HS that didn’t post on Instagram yet. I’m sure it’s the same with these schools.

Are we talking about admissions or attendance? My kid was admitted to three Ivy, but going to UVA And no, we don't post on social media.

Make up a story like that to make yourself feel better on an anonymous forum?
Applied to many ivies in order to turn them down? You think ivies are that easy to take you? LOL

No, I dont' think it was easy, because I went through the application process with her (no. tutors). She was waitlisted to Yale, got the offer later, got accepted to two others, Cornell and UPenn (offered some grant for the first year), but was rejected by her dream school, Stanford. UVA offered the last minute a full four year scholarship, so she decided to save money for master degree in Stanford. She also was accepted to three service academies, which is also not easy to get into.