Thoughts on WashU ED Pre Med?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They came to our school.college fair, so may be committed to our school? Otherwise ED Northwestern, legacy at Emory so that may be ED2 because really doesn't want south ( despite lots of coaching that it's urban and not untra conservative

If he cant get into WashU ED1, he wont get into Emory ED2. Make sure hes okay with being rejects from all 3.

Not true.

Emory is harder to get into; how is that not true?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They came to our school.college fair, so may be committed to our school? Otherwise ED Northwestern, legacy at Emory so that may be ED2 because really doesn't want south ( despite lots of coaching that it's urban and not untra conservative

If he cant get into WashU ED1, he wont get into Emory ED2. Make sure hes okay with being rejects from all 3.

Not true.

Emory is harder to get into; how is that not true?

we are glad your kid is there. Just stop. You turn people off from Emory. WashU is still harder to get into and ranked higher than emory.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:WashU wants a LOT of demonstrated interest (even if ED1 or ED2- bc if deferred you will have an "affinity score") - make sure to visit and show a lot of interest (bear chat?).

I think its a solid plan for ED1 with those stats!

How could you know this? DI is brand new coming up next year. No history to make this comment.

They claimed in the previous CDS that DI is not considered to make them sound more friendly to underprivileged kids. I’ve always thought they may secretly consider DI anyway.

You think they are reporting DI doesn’t matter but it really does? 🤦‍♀️

I also cynically think that schools who officially say they don't track DI, secretly do. Reason for my suspicion stems from clicking on their emails, where "http://mx.technolutions.com" (I might be slightly off with the URL) popped up with each click. Whether they use such information in admission decisions is unclear, but they have the information.

[Anonymous]

^^ "popped up" means appeared on the address bar for a split second and then replaced by the school webpage. Not a popped up window.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:WashU wants a LOT of demonstrated interest (even if ED1 or ED2- bc if deferred you will have an "affinity score") - make sure to visit and show a lot of interest (bear chat?).

I think its a solid plan for ED1 with those stats!

Really? They outright said they don’t track engagement at all during a presentation we attended a few months ago.

The school announced this month this will be tracking DI for the next cycle.
They were notorious for tracking demonstrated interest up until 4 years ago....then they stopped. It maybe created problems with enrollment management, so they are going back. Certain other top schools do track DI too (Dartmouth, Northwestern, UChicago)....so it's not that unusual.

[Anonymous]

. This is about Wash U. Wash U is excellent for pre-med. Wash U is very selective. The end. Save Emory and other schools for another thread and another discussion.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They came to our school.college fair, so may be committed to our school? Otherwise ED Northwestern, legacy at Emory so that may be ED2 because really doesn't want south ( despite lots of coaching that it's urban and not untra conservative

If he cant get into WashU ED1, he wont get into Emory ED2. Make sure hes okay with being rejects from all 3.

Not true.

Emory is harder to get into; how is that not true?

we are glad your kid is there. Just stop. You turn people off from Emory. WashU is still harder to get into and ranked higher than emory.

Washu combined ED acceptance rate is 25%, Emory is 18%. Washu is ranked 1 position higher than Emory and that clearly has nothing to do with selectivity. Nice try tho.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They came to our school.college fair, so may be committed to our school? Otherwise ED Northwestern, legacy at Emory so that may be ED2 because really doesn't want south ( despite lots of coaching that it's urban and not untra conservative

If he cant get into WashU ED1, he wont get into Emory ED2. Make sure hes okay with being rejects from all 3.

Not true.

Emory is harder to get into; how is that not true?

we are glad your kid is there. Just stop. You turn people off from Emory. WashU is still harder to get into and ranked higher than emory.

Washu combined ED acceptance rate is 25%, Emory is 18%. Washu is ranked 1 position higher than Emory and that clearly has nothing to do with selectivity. Nice try tho.

Emory mom can't stop herself 🤣

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They came to our school.college fair, so may be committed to our school? Otherwise ED Northwestern, legacy at Emory so that may be ED2 because really doesn't want south ( despite lots of coaching that it's urban and not untra conservative

If he cant get into WashU ED1, he wont get into Emory ED2. Make sure hes okay with being rejects from all 3.

Not true.

Emory is harder to get into; how is that not true?

we are glad your kid is there. Just stop. You turn people off from Emory. WashU is still harder to get into and ranked higher than emory.

Washu combined ED acceptance rate is 25%, Emory is 18%. Washu is ranked 1 position higher than Emory and that clearly has nothing to do with selectivity. Nice try tho.

Emory mom can't stop herself 🤣

unhinged. truly she cannot help herself.

WashU's acceptance rate is about 12%: https://source.washu.edu/2025/08/class-of-2029-embodies-washu-values/#:~:text=%E2%80%9CThe%20Class%20of%202029%20is,12%25%20of%20its%2033%2C283%20applicants.

Emory's acceptance rate is about 14.95% including an inferior campus: https://emorywheel.com/article/emory-sees-slight-increase-in-acceptance-rate-for-class-of-2029-20250329

apples to apples (same year)

It's okay that schools are above Emory. Really, it is. And I say that as someone who thinks Emory is a great school, but it is less selective and ranked lower than WashU. It is slightly cheaper to attend though!

[Anonymous]

To the outsider the WashU/Emory debate all sounds unhinged. They are as similar as it gets and neither side is doing anything remotely good for their reputations. The insecurity and defensiveness is such a turn-off. If you actually want to help your school on here, I would stop posting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:To the outsider the WashU/Emory debate all sounds unhinged. They are as similar as it gets and neither side is doing anything remotely good for their reputations. The insecurity and defensiveness is such a turn-off. If you actually want to help your school on here, I would stop posting.

get off your soapbox

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They came to our school.college fair, so may be committed to our school? Otherwise ED Northwestern, legacy at Emory so that may be ED2 because really doesn't want south ( despite lots of coaching that it's urban and not untra conservative

If he cant get into WashU ED1, he wont get into Emory ED2. Make sure hes okay with being rejects from all 3.

Not true.

Emory is harder to get into; how is that not true?

we are glad your kid is there. Just stop. You turn people off from Emory. WashU is still harder to get into and ranked higher than emory.

Washu combined ED acceptance rate is 25%, Emory is 18%. Washu is ranked 1 position higher than Emory and that clearly has nothing to do with selectivity. Nice try tho.

Emory mom can't stop herself 🤣

unhinged. truly she cannot help herself.

WashU's acceptance rate is about 12%: https://source.washu.edu/2025/08/class-of-2029-embodies-washu-values/#:~:text=%E2%80%9CThe%20Class%20of%202029%20is,12%25%20of%20its%2033%2C283%20applicants.

Emory's acceptance rate is about 14.95% including an inferior campus: https://emorywheel.com/article/emory-sees-slight-increase-in-acceptance-rate-for-class-of-2029-20250329

apples to apples (same year)

It's okay that schools are above Emory. Really, it is. And I say that as someone who thinks Emory is a great school, but it is less selective and ranked lower than WashU. It is slightly cheaper to attend though!

We're talking about ED, said if you cant get into WashU ED1 you cant get into Emory ed2. Emory ED2 is 10%. WashU ED1 is well over 25%. Learn to read.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They came to our school.college fair, so may be committed to our school? Otherwise ED Northwestern, legacy at Emory so that may be ED2 because really doesn't want south ( despite lots of coaching that it's urban and not untra conservative

If he cant get into WashU ED1, he wont get into Emory ED2. Make sure hes okay with being rejects from all 3.

Not true.

Emory is harder to get into; how is that not true?

we are glad your kid is there. Just stop. You turn people off from Emory. WashU is still harder to get into and ranked higher than emory.

Washu combined ED acceptance rate is 25%, Emory is 18%. Washu is ranked 1 position higher than Emory and that clearly has nothing to do with selectivity. Nice try tho.

Emory mom can't stop herself 🤣

unhinged. truly she cannot help herself.

WashU's acceptance rate is about 12%: https://source.washu.edu/2025/08/class-of-2029-embodies-washu-values/#:~:text=%E2%80%9CThe%20Class%20of%202029%20is,12%25%20of%20its%2033%2C283%20applicants.

Emory's acceptance rate is about 14.95% including an inferior campus: https://emorywheel.com/article/emory-sees-slight-increase-in-acceptance-rate-for-class-of-2029-20250329

apples to apples (same year)

It's okay that schools are above Emory. Really, it is. And I say that as someone who thinks Emory is a great school, but it is less selective and ranked lower than WashU. It is slightly cheaper to attend though!

We're talking about ED, said if you cant get into WashU ED1 you cant get into Emory ed2. Emory ED2 is 10%. WashU ED1 is well over 25%. Learn to read.

Where do you see most recent WashU's ED1 acceptance rate (versus a combined ED1 and ED2 acceptance rate)?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They came to our school.college fair, so may be committed to our school? Otherwise ED Northwestern, legacy at Emory so that may be ED2 because really doesn't want south ( despite lots of coaching that it's urban and not untra conservative

If he cant get into WashU ED1, he wont get into Emory ED2. Make sure hes okay with being rejects from all 3.

Not true.

Emory is harder to get into; how is that not true?

we are glad your kid is there. Just stop. You turn people off from Emory. WashU is still harder to get into and ranked higher than emory.

Washu combined ED acceptance rate is 25%, Emory is 18%. Washu is ranked 1 position higher than Emory and that clearly has nothing to do with selectivity. Nice try tho.

Emory mom can't stop herself 🤣

unhinged. truly she cannot help herself.

WashU's acceptance rate is about 12%: https://source.washu.edu/2025/08/class-of-2029-embodies-washu-values/#:~:text=%E2%80%9CThe%20Class%20of%202029%20is,12%25%20of%20its%2033%2C283%20applicants.

Emory's acceptance rate is about 14.95% including an inferior campus: https://emorywheel.com/article/emory-sees-slight-increase-in-acceptance-rate-for-class-of-2029-20250329

apples to apples (same year)

It's okay that schools are above Emory. Really, it is. And I say that as someone who thinks Emory is a great school, but it is less selective and ranked lower than WashU. It is slightly cheaper to attend though!

We're talking about ED, said if you cant get into WashU ED1 you cant get into Emory ed2. Emory ED2 is 10%. WashU ED1 is well over 25%. Learn to read.

Where do you see most recent WashU's ED1 acceptance rate (versus a combined ED1 and ED2 acceptance rate)?

Where is the one who said “learn to read?” Please answer this.

[Anonymous]

WashU has an excellent pre-med program. I know of several graduates who went on to top medical schools.

WashU also has its own medical school, which is a definite plus. Know of recent Cornel undergraduate, who is headed to WashU medical school.