Congras! |
Dc rejected, OOS , very sad. Oh, well |
Great option. Gotta just turn the page and move on. It doesn't really matter in the long run. |
No, of course not. You're just seeing a tiny sampling of stats (if they're even true) here. |
Same deal for my kid last year with a UVA waitlist and is now at UMich. If it’s not over budget look at the program quality at UMich versus other schools. If it’s CS the UMich program is very strong, in challenging but positive environment. Lots of upper level class offerings. |
From your comments you sound relieved. Accepted OOS at Michigan and deferred in state UVA…goes to show you just how hard it is to get in at UVA. Coveted acceptances for those who really know and appreciate the school. |
Blah blah blah My kid didn’t do the wrong thing maxing out on math post BC Calc. The point is that there is no one right thing. |
opposite here. OOS accept to Virginia, oos deferral to Michigan, oos rejection to UNC. |
This…except then you must ignore what the dean herself has said. |
We were not going psycho crazy about college admissions in 9th and 10th grade. By the time we were held hostage by the weekly chats it was done. Our kid had made choice to focus on other advanced classes and rigor. (Pandemic times too). It caused a lot of stress. My point when I raise this is for others to maybe not stress out too much. It might matter for your kid; it might not. But don’t accept this as gospel. |
Parents yapping about UVA on DCUM all year and now minimal posts.
Must've been a lot of deferrals and rejections. |
Pp here. I was referring to the poster’s kid who UVA deferred. |
Eh. DC ‘s friend was the opposite. In at UVA, deferred OOS Michigan. That’s more common if you are from VA. |
Yikes. |
That’s a weird thing to say. I think it just shows how random and inexplicable this process can be;how major-dependent it can be; and how a strong student from Nova can often have a tough time getting in just due to numbers. |