Sign of acceptance?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We were told by the AD at a Big 3 that our daughter was a terrific fit and she listed the reasons, actually saying that DD really needed to be at this school. DD was WL. I would read nothing into anything.

Oh no. One of the schools sent DC a note after the interview saying DC seemed like a good fit for the school and that a teacher from shadow day said great things about DC. Now I man kind of bummed that it might not have meant anything.

We heard similar from an AD at one school and it immediately put me on edge. I will be very surprised if DC is admitted. It would have been kinder to just keep such comments to herself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We were told by the AD at a Big 3 that our daughter was a terrific fit and she listed the reasons, actually saying that DD really needed to be at this school. DD was WL. I would read nothing into anything.

Oh no. One of the schools sent DC a note after the interview saying DC seemed like a good fit for the school and that a teacher from shadow day said great things about DC. Now I man kind of bummed that it might not have meant anything.

We heard similar from an AD at one school and it immediately put me on edge. I will be very surprised if DC is admitted. It would have been kinder to just keep such comments to herself.

Why did it put you on edge? It might not mean that much as far as hinting at an admit, but I don’t think it could mean anything negative.

[Anonymous]

No, not negative. But the tone was more like great to meet you and I know you’ll do great but you won’t be doing it here.

Maybe I’ll remember to update this thread in early March to see if I was right! 😉

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The head of DD's school said "Sidwell wants to know where they stand with your DD." She also told us GDS did not like DD and Holton did. This was mid February.

Which grade are you applying for?

This was for 4th. Years ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The head of DD's school said "Sidwell wants to know where they stand with your DD." She also told us GDS did not like DD and Holton did. This was mid February.

Which grade are you applying for?

4th

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The head of DD's school said "Sidwell wants to know where they stand with your DD." She also told us GDS did not like DD and Holton did. This was mid February.

Which grade are you applying for?

4th

Where did she get in and attended?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What about if you were asked if offered a slot, how likely would you accept?

They ask everyone that Q.

Not true. Who asks this question???

Do you know why they ask this question?

They want to get a sense of how likely you are to accept an offer of admittance if tendered.

Sometimes they ask it directly. Sometimes they ask for other schools you applied to.

If you don't tell them, they make their own judgement based on experience.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, not negative. But the tone was more like great to meet you and I know you’ll do great but you won’t be doing it here.

Maybe I’ll remember to update this thread in early March to see if I was right! 😉

Good luck. I’ll bet you are mistaken about the tone . I will check back too and let you know if our “you’re a good fit” statement meant anything. I should probably stop checking this thread though because it is stressing me out! 😂

[Anonymous]

… is the acceptance letter

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We were told by the AD at a Big 3 that our daughter was a terrific fit and she listed the reasons, actually saying that DD really needed to be at this school. DD was WL. I would read nothing into anything.

Oh no. One of the schools sent DC a note after the interview saying DC seemed like a good fit for the school and that a teacher from shadow day said great things about DC. Now I man kind of bummed that it might not have meant anything.

It means nothing until you get an official acceptance. There are a lot of good fits for schools with not enough space for all. Good luck to your DC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, not negative. But the tone was more like great to meet you and I know you’ll do great but you won’t be doing it here.

Maybe I’ll remember to update this thread in early March to see if I was right! 😉

Good luck. I’ll bet you are mistaken about the tone . I will check back too and let you know if our “you’re a good fit” statement meant anything. I should probably stop checking this thread though because it is stressing me out! 😂

Wow. We applied to four schools for middle and not one asked if we would accept if we got an offer and we didn’t get letters from any of the schools after the shadow day. Now I’m getting bummed! We are coming from public so I feel like we are at a disadvantage.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The head of DD's school said "Sidwell wants to know where they stand with your DD." She also told us GDS did not like DD and Holton did. This was mid February.

Which grade are you applying for?

4th

Where did she get in and attended?

She went to Holton through 9th is now at another school. She told Sidwell that it was difficult to make a judgement about the school since she never saw the school when school was in session and did not know what the kids were like.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, not negative. But the tone was more like great to meet you and I know you’ll do great but you won’t be doing it here.

Maybe I’ll remember to update this thread in early March to see if I was right! 😉

Good luck. I’ll bet you are mistaken about the tone . I will check back too and let you know if our “you’re a good fit” statement meant anything. I should probably stop checking this thread though because it is stressing me out! 😂

Wow. We applied to four schools for middle and not one asked if we would accept if we got an offer and we didn’t get letters from any of the schools after the shadow day. Now I’m getting bummed! We are coming from public so I feel like we are at a disadvantage.

Don’t read into it. Schools differ in how much they reach out. PPs have said their dcs were admitted with no “signs” or extra contact from the schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you need FA than you'll be WL or accepted after they get all the full pays.

Not true. We were admitted to 3 top schools at first round with generous FA at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I echo some parents on this forum that waiting for decisions is hard. Is there any early sign that might suggest that a school is interested in a student applicant?

The only thing I know, is if they are recruited.