Mid tier LACs for athletic preppy/normie type boy

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can't imagine the mindset of someone who describes their kid as "normie". Just embarrassing.

What's so embarrassing about it?

OP here. Growing up I was quirky, artsy, crunchy, and politically opinionated. My son is none of those. Just a normal mainstream kid with typical interests such as sports and fitness. Life will be easier for him. I don’t get what I’m supposed to be embarrassed about, I’m happy for him.

You admit your kid is boring, ordinary, mainstream, conventional, and not a critical thinker.

You should be embarrassed that you have failed as a parent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can't imagine the mindset of someone who describes their kid as "normie". Just embarrassing.

What's so embarrassing about it?

OP here. Growing up I was quirky, artsy, crunchy, and politically opinionated. My son is none of those. Just a normal mainstream kid with typical interests such as sports and fitness. Life will be easier for him. I don’t get what I’m supposed to be embarrassed about, I’m happy for him.

You admit your kid is boring, ordinary, mainstream, conventional, and not a critical thinker.

You should be embarrassed that you have failed as a parent.

Are you joking?
This world already has far too many people who take themselves and their opinions very seriously and think they are hot stuff. Sorry not sorry if I did not produce another one.

Besides, you list mainstream and conventional as if those qualities preclude critical thought. That is not the case.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can't imagine the mindset of someone who describes their kid as "normie". Just embarrassing.

What's so embarrassing about it?

OP here. Growing up I was quirky, artsy, crunchy, and politically opinionated. My son is none of those. Just a normal mainstream kid with typical interests such as sports and fitness. Life will be easier for him. I don’t get what I’m supposed to be embarrassed about, I’m happy for him.

You admit your kid is boring, ordinary, mainstream, conventional, and not a critical thinker.

You should be embarrassed that you have failed as a parent.

Are you joking?
This world already has far too many people who take themselves and their opinions very seriously and think they are hot stuff. Sorry not sorry if I did not produce another one.

Besides, you list mainstream and conventional as if those qualities preclude critical thought. That is not the case.

agree. Plus mainstream and conventional doesn't mean a person is boring either.

[Anonymous]

Denison
Kenyon
St. Olaf
St. Lawrence

Maybe:
Hobart
Maybe Lafayette
Lake Forest
Lawrence
Rhodes
Sewanee if not too southern

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bucknell.

1320 for an unhooked white boy at Bucknell?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can't imagine the mindset of someone who describes their kid as "normie". Just embarrassing.

What's so embarrassing about it?

OP here. Growing up I was quirky, artsy, crunchy, and politically opinionated. My son is none of those. Just a normal mainstream kid with typical interests such as sports and fitness. Life will be easier for him. I don’t get what I’m supposed to be embarrassed about, I’m happy for him.

You admit your kid is boring, ordinary, mainstream, conventional, and not a critical thinker.

You should be embarrassed that you have failed as a parent.

Geed.

[Anonymous]

Sewanee, Denison, Depauw, Gettysburg

Maybe Centre in KY.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1320 SAT (after 1400 psat, not sure what happened) in March and will retake in August and October, he has a couple of Bs freshman year and will be around 3.8/4.3 ish after Jr year.

LACs seem to either be super selective or hardly selective at all and there doesn’t seem to be a lot in the middle. What am I missing? Looking for real mid tier not DCUM mid tier.

I think he would like Holy Cross if okay with catholic. He would need to show high demonstrated interest or participate in one of the ED rounds.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Can't imagine the mindset of someone who describes their kid as "normie". Just embarrassing.

What's so embarrassing about it?

I think what they are saying is they are average, regular kid. A normal kid.

Stop reading too much into this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can't imagine the mindset of someone who describes their kid as "normie". Just embarrassing.

What's so embarrassing about it?

OP here. Growing up I was quirky, artsy, crunchy, and politically opinionated. My son is none of those. Just a normal mainstream kid with typical interests such as sports and fitness. Life will be easier for him. I don’t get what I’m supposed to be embarrassed about, I’m happy for him.

You admit your kid is boring, ordinary, mainstream, conventional, and not a critical thinker.

You should be embarrassed that you have failed as a parent.

This is stupid. This is a parent. A regular average parent. OP does not have to explain or justify to any of you idiots. OP is looking for suggestions for their kid. Chill out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can't imagine the mindset of someone who describes their kid as "normie". Just embarrassing.

What's so embarrassing about it?

OP here. Growing up I was quirky, artsy, crunchy, and politically opinionated. My son is none of those. Just a normal mainstream kid with typical interests such as sports and fitness. Life will be easier for him. I don’t get what I’m supposed to be embarrassed about, I’m happy for him.

You admit your kid is boring, ordinary, mainstream, conventional, and [b]not a critical thinker.

You should be embarrassed that you have failed as a parent.

Wow. I hate to feed you, Troll, but you’re nuts.

To state the obvious … having mainstream and conventional interests does not mean someone lacks critical thinking skills or is ordinary or boring.

[Anonymous]

Lafayette

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would like at Richmond although your son can probably do better.

Isn’t Richmond pretty selective?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1320 SAT (after 1400 psat, not sure what happened) in March and will retake in August and October, he has a couple of Bs freshman year and will be around 3.8/4.3 ish after Jr year.

LACs seem to either be super selective or hardly selective at all and there doesn’t seem to be a lot in the middle. What am I missing? Looking for real mid tier not DCUM mid tier.

is he at Private or Public? Is his course load rigorous?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can't imagine the mindset of someone who describes their kid as "normie". Just embarrassing.

What's so embarrassing about it?

OP here. Growing up I was quirky, artsy, crunchy, and politically opinionated. My son is none of those. Just a normal mainstream kid with typical interests such as sports and fitness. Life will be easier for him. I don’t get what I’m supposed to be embarrassed about, I’m happy for him.

You admit your kid is boring, ordinary, mainstream, conventional, and not a critical thinker.

You should be embarrassed that you have failed as a parent.

Are you joking?
This world already has far too many people who take themselves and their opinions very seriously and think they are hot stuff. Sorry not sorry if I did not produce another one.

Besides, you list mainstream and conventional as if those qualities preclude critical thought. That is not the case.

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