List of Insta matriculation pages?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Prep :
https://instagram.com/georgetownprepseniors?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

That’s 2020. Where’s Prep’s 2023?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prep :
https://instagram.com/georgetownprepseniors?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

That’s 2020. Where’s Prep’s 2023?

Prep posts matriculations on the school's main Instagram. they usually start in mid April.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Damn, WIS! That's impressive.

+1

They're helped by having a lot of kids with Hispanic heritage.

Last year they did fantastic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Noticed MCPS and DCPS JR and Walls are very similar. And very similar to the big 5. Goes to show us all, different HS choices can work out for all. And now I feel kind of creepy stalking teen pages. I should have made a list for you all.

I agree. All the schools look pretty good, both public and private. Congratulations to all the seniors!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Damn, WIS! That's impressive.

+1

Bear in mind many of these are applying overseas, so won't know if they are in until July/August.

[Anonymous]

Saint Johns?

[Anonymous]

Where’s Saint Johns matriculation? For last year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prep :
https://instagram.com/georgetownprepseniors?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

That’s 2020. Where’s Prep’s 2023?

You have to wait until they start posting on their main official Instagram nowadays. I think they wait until all decisions have been made.

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Anonymous wrote:Holton does have a good list. Seems better than previous years.
Lot of athletic recruits but I appreciate how they post it directly on the instagram page. It is helpful for future college applicants to see.
Also, interesting that Holton had good success with Michigan as on other threads parents from NCS/Sidwell/GDS were complaining that private school kids are at a disadvantage with public universities. Holton seems to have figured it out

Holton does weight honors and advanced classes. I don't know if this helps or if they just have decent CC.

My daughter's school does not weight and they get lots of kids into the UCs.

But Holton doesn’t offer AP. People were losing their sh*t about schools that don’t offer AP; they said students at these schools were at a disadvantage during college admissions because colleges don’t know anything about their advance level classes. Seems Holton has figured out how to get rid of APs and still make their kids attractive to top universities.

Don’t kid yourself. The Holton girls are still doing APs on their own.

Says Holton’s marketing department trolling online.

They are getting into THE BEST colleges of all of these schools. Wow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prep :
https://instagram.com/georgetownprepseniors?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

That’s 2020. Where’s Prep’s 2023?

Prep posts matriculations on the school's main Instagram. they usually start in mid April.

Will people in this thread still find it creepy when the info is posted on the school’s main public social media page? Stay tuned and find out…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prep :
https://instagram.com/georgetownprepseniors?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

That’s 2020. Where’s Prep’s 2023?

Prep posts matriculations on the school's main Instagram. they usually start in mid April.

This is because their college matriculation is so impressive. Is off the charts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prep :
https://instagram.com/georgetownprepseniors?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

That’s 2020. Where’s Prep’s 2023?

Prep posts matriculations on the school's main Instagram. they usually start in mid April.

Will people in this thread still find it creepy when the info is posted on the school’s main public social media page? Stay tuned and find out…

If somebody’s child got into Harvard or Yale, they would love these matriculation pages…

[Anonymous]

General word of caution. These pages exclude not just those who do not share their college decisions for reasons like humility, solidarity with their friends who don't know their outcomes yet, etc. etc., but also those who haven't decided yet among the multiple options they have on the table. My DS, who graduated last year, is aware of at least 2 kids from his high school who are trying to decide between different colleges (including the T10 college DS goes to, which is how he knows about them as they are quizzing him about the college), who are not on the Instagram page of their school.

This also means many of those not (yet) on these pages are the ones who have the most no. of options after RD. The pages will thus be much more informative in May than they are now.

Even that is a bit dicey as some high schools, and senior classes, are much more likely to share their results than others. Apparently (according to DS) it's a function of the "class vibe" or culture (peer effect) how many decide to share, and something as idiosyncratic as how proactive and diligent the admins of the page in a particular year are. Because of all these random noises, any data from instagram pages for any school should probably be averaged for multiple years for any meaningful info on how well a school does in college admissions.

[Anonymous]

Also: Boys at our school generally don't do them unless they are put on from athletics. My DS says they are "for girls".

[Anonymous]

Not letting my kid do this.