Class of 2023 - Acceptances/Rejections

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DD accepted into Auburn and CSU. Excited to get two acceptances- it takes the pressure off. She is waiting on a bunch more. 3.7 and 28 ACT.

Congrats to your DD!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rolling admissions schools make great safeties. After being admitted to Pitt, dd crosses all the schools off her list that she liked less than Pitt. That saved her a bunch of supplementals and saved us a lot of application fees.

Yes and no more essays!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DD accepted into Auburn and CSU. Excited to get two acceptances- it takes the pressure off. She is waiting on a bunch more. 3.7 and 28 ACT.

Which CSU- there are many. Colorado State?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DD accepted into Auburn and CSU. Excited to get two acceptances- it takes the pressure off. She is waiting on a bunch more. 3.7 and 28 ACT.

Cal State U at Long Beach- We have relatives that live close by so DD has seen the school a couple of times and likes it.

[Anonymous]

Stupid thread. Without specific stats this is pointless.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stupid thread. Without specific stats this is pointless.

Thanks for that insight.

[Anonymous]

Towson.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is nice and all but no one in this area is with a 3.0 or higher is getting rejected to rolling admission schools.

They are rolling for a reason

students can be accepted to a rolling admission school but once they start they have to work hard to do well.

Agree. My DC got into ASU, Pitt, Alabama, and Iowa State - all direct into engineering. All wth Merit. Most make it equal or close to in-state tuition.

[Anonymous]

So basically with these rolling admissions, anyone can get it? That's what it seems anyway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So basically with these rolling admissions, anyone can get it? That's what it seems anyway.

Are you just going to keep making the same comment on every thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So basically with these rolling admissions, anyone can get it? That's what it seems anyway.

What makes it seem this way? Because a handful of people here said their kid got in? You know you can actually look up the admission stats, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So basically with these rolling admissions, anyone can get it? That's what it seems anyway.

Are you just going to keep making the same comment on every thread.

Nope...first time poster here. Not sure what you mean.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So basically with these rolling admissions, anyone can get it? That's what it seems anyway.

What makes it seem this way? Because a handful of people here said their kid got in? You know you can actually look up the admission stats, right?

Because I haven't seen anyone say their kid was rejected. Or maybe I missed something.

[Anonymous]

2018 Naviance data from our W HS for schools with rolling admissions:

Indiana: 54 applied/37 accepted
Pitt: 60/41
Michigan State: 11/5
Penn State: 74/55
Arizona State: 12/5

So, yeah anyone can get in. Don't let facts get in the way of your agenda.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:2018 Naviance data from our W HS for schools with rolling admissions:

Indiana: 54 applied/37 accepted
Pitt: 60/41
Michigan State: 11/5
Penn State: 74/55
Arizona State: 12/5

So, yeah anyone can get in. Don't let facts get in the way of your agenda.

No, not anyone can get in. If you’re in NoVa, MOCO, you likely have a very strong school academically. You should feel lucky your kids go to these schools. Why do you feel the need to feel superior to others?