Let us pick for you…list acceptances

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Political science major, girl

JMU
CNU honors
GMU honors
Gettysburg
Mount St. Mary’s honors
High Point honors
Stetson honors
W&M waitlist/January start

id prob do W&M as its well above the others

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Colgate
Wesleyan
UCLA
UCSD
UMD honors

DC is a go-getter and would succeed in a large or small school. Econ/Finance. Also waiting to hear from UMich.

UCLA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wisconsin
Michigan State
McGill
Northeastern
UMD
UVA
Pitt
VTech
WM
UF
Miami
Vermont
Oregon

no in-state options (in DC)

WM, UVa, or McGill. Florida if kid loves the Florida vibe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Political science major, girl

JMU
CNU honors
GMU honors
Gettysburg
Mount St. Mary’s honors
High Point honors
Stetson honors
W&M waitlist/January start

If she really likes W&M, I’d go the January start. Otherwise, maybe Gettysburg.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UMBC
UMD/Honors College
Case Western
Pitt/Honors College
Emory/Oxford

Math major, likely double major with a social science
Values the scholarship and learning above all. Wants to be among smart people really interested in learning. Doesn’t care about frats or social atmosphere, doesn’t care about sports. Wants a diverse campus.

Based purely on that description, Case Western

Agree, Case

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UNC (full ride)
UCLA
Barnard
Cornell
Vassar

OOS for all. Law, social justice, poli sci orientation.

Money is a factor but doesn’t have to be the only factor.

We’re struggling with this so any insight is useful!

UNC FULL RIDE for sure, especially if grad school is in their future.

Is your kid a Morehead Cain scholar at UNC? If so, congrats!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Princeton or Cornell or Cambridge (UK)

Full pay at all

Punting on the River Cam - Cambridge!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UNC (full ride)
UCLA
Barnard
Cornell
Vassar

OOS for all. Law, social justice, poli sci orientation.

Money is a factor but doesn’t have to be the only factor.

We’re struggling with this so any insight is useful!

UNC then Barnard/Vassar depending how NYC you want to be

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bates
Kenyon
Wisconsin
UCD

East coast kid who is a jock and likes to party but also intellectually curious and creative. Will not play ball in college. Interested in economics/business and journalism. Have at it.

Wisconsin or Kenyon, depends of big/small preference

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Princeton or Cornell or Cambridge (UK)

Full pay at all

Punting on the River Cam - Cambridge!

Definitely not Cornell.
It's semi impossible to compare Cambridge and Princeton.
Do they know what they want to study? Cambridge for 3 will be cheaper than Princeton for 4.

[Anonymous]

Amherst
Swarthmore
Hamilton
Wesleyan
Kenyon
William and Mary
Bates
Franklin and Marshall
Dickinson
Muhlenberg
University of Maryland College Park
James Madison University
University of New Hampshire

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Amherst
Swarthmore
Hamilton
Wesleyan
Kenyon
William and Mary
Bates
Franklin and Marshall
Dickinson
Muhlenberg
University of Maryland College Park
James Madison University
University of New Hampshire

Amherst or Swarthmore, probably Amherst. It doesn’t get better than that. Congrats.

[Anonymous]

Biomedical Engineering

Vanderbilt
UNC
UVA
UF

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Anonymous wrote:Cornell
Rice
UCLA
UT Austin (but not Turings)

For a boy, CS.

Wow tough. Going with the Ivy.

Where does kid want to be? East coast — Cornell. West coast — Cal. Texas/West coast combo: Rice or UT — doesn’t matter. Austin is a boom town. If you think employers in that new Silicon Valley prefer any of these schools over UT or Rice, you don’t know Texas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Instate Californian: History Major (law school in future plans)

UC Davis
UC Santa Cruz
Cal Poly SLO
Santa Clara 22k/yr merit
USF 20k/yr merit

Davis and save your $$ for law school