Celebrate your admission

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Anonymous wrote:I’m surprised not so many north eastern schools besides BC. I went to UMass and there are a ton of schools in New England.

We’re waiting on an answer from a small LAC in MA, but we won’t know until March because it involves an arts program. It is my daughter’s first choice. It is well known for its support for neurodiverse students

Sending good vibes!

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Smith ED! So excited for DD to go to a school that she loves so much.

Congrats to all of the awesome kiddos, especially the ones who overcame challenges to get here.

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Anonymous wrote:Dayton, VA Tech and four more to go!

Wonderful! Congratulations!!

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Another Hokie in the house here! So thrilled!

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Anonymous wrote:I’m surprised not so many north eastern schools besides BC. I went to UMass and there are a ton of schools in New England.

We’re waiting on an answer from a small LAC in MA, but we won’t know until March because it involves an arts program. It is my daughter’s first choice. It is well known for its support for neurodiverse students

What school is this (parent of artsy neurodiverse kid)?

Dean. Well known for theatre and dance. But also just down street from the Patriots stadium, so very interesting opportunities for sports management and exercise science students. The Arch program is best known for ND support, but they have many layers of student support. Honestly, their “library” is a huge student support center.

Thanks!

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Baylor (with some merit) and Virginia Tech! Waiting on a handful of others but we are beyond thrilled.

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Anonymous wrote:University of Iowa and Michigan State!

+10. Good midwestern folks. The other kids will be a nice change from the DMV kids.

Yup. I think my DD will be very happy at MSU. This is her top choice as of now.

Congrats! My DD (junior) wants to go there. Any merit?

Yes! 15K/yr plus 3-5K for study abroad.

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Anonymous wrote:Georgetown

Same here! Waiting on other RDs but G is high on the list. How bout for yours?

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Ohio state. Go buckeyes!

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Anonymous wrote:Another ADHD DS who had a difficult HS- who got into a small VA liberal arts university! He is so excited and thrilled. This is the perfect spot for him to be- lots of supports and we are so excited! He carries himself a little taller, with more confidence since getting that accepetance! There IS a college for everyone!

I'm one of the PP's with an ADHD son who got into his first choice, and I am thrilled for you!! Way to go!!! I also have a daughter with ADHD who is a sophomore and it is so encouraging to hear that kids like them can land on their feet.

Congratulations!!!

I'm another PP with an ADHD son who got into his first choice, and I also want to say CONGRATS to your son!!

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Anonymous wrote:Duke!

Congrats from a Blue Devil!

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And the good news keeps on rolling in! Congrats to all.

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Anonymous wrote:Duke!

Congratulations! We had a WONDERFUL tour there - great campus, great people - what a nice school.

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Penn State engineering!

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Purdue Engineering came through yesterday - first of my kid's targets. Very relieved though he was into some solid safeties already.

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Anonymous wrote:Penn State engineering!

Congrats!!!