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Two data points here: Stanford rejected, attends Rice, and loves it. Tufts ED deferred, then waitlisted. Attends BU - first semester was hard, but loved it by the second semester.
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| Rejected from Yale. Attending W&M as a Monroe Scholar. It’s been fantastic. |
Which flavor? Some engineering fields are easier than others. Or he could try CS. Or maybe econ if he likes math? |
Was that part of the admissions offer? Or is it a separate process? |
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rejected yale. attending Stanford.
I dont really think "it works out in the end" is always true. transfer stats make that plain. |
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Rejected Stanford, attended Rice. STEM
Rejected columbia, attended UCLA. Rejected Harvard, attended Wash U |
There's no separate process, but it isn't necessarily simultaneous with offer. Some ED applicants get it with their offer, but I believe most Monroe offers (whether to ED or RD applicants) come around the time of RD notification. Mine was RD, so it came with the RD offer. |
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Rejected from Cornell Engineering.
Attending UMD Engineering + Honors/merit. Kid has a good balance of academics, clubs, and playing/watching sports; also gets along well with randomly assigned roommate. |
Opposite for my DC (math major). Had a great first semester. |
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Rejected Middlebury
Attends Brown RD results were pretty good and they are happy. |
Same happened to our son. Guess we didn't donate enough, LOL Son also pretty happy as well. Philosophy major with econ minor. It's worked out. |
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Rejected Bowdoin
Attends Middlebury, loves it and feels it is a better fit due to being bigger |
| Wait-listed Vassar, goes to Mt. Holyoke, very good experience. |
| Deferred from CMU, committed to William and Mary. All-around great experience. |
| rejected by Harvard - ended up in MIT. Happy. |