2024 Washington DC area College commits

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

Good riddance! I highly doubt she was admitted.

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

Doubtful that she was admitted to NCS. So if you are not interested in Cathedral schools then why harping on STA. Get a life.

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Anonymous wrote:Across the board the DMV privates are soing very well!

Amazing that the top dmv publics are doing just as well if not better than most privates too!

They have 500 plus kids in their grades - there is no comparison with the percentage of the class that goes to top 20 schools.

I think more like 300 plus, still big but not sure about 500 plus at W schools.

Whitman's average class size is around 500. GDS senior class size is 130.

And Sidwell has ~125 students. If Whitman (or any other area public) sends 4x as many students to Ivies and top 25 colleges, then I’ll be impressed. Unless or until that happens, please hush.

This is stupid. Everyone knows that public schools have to take everyone; private schools can exclude the bottom 75% of any class that public schools are obliged to take. Rates of ivy/top schools really isn't a remotely relevant comparison.

gds and Sidwell have large portions of their classes that entered in the lower school so it’s inaccurate to suggest that they’re curating the entire 9th grade class. And let’s not even start the lifer discussion.

What's the lifer discussion?

That lifers wouldn’t have been admitted in 9th grade and it’s so unfair that they taking up spots.

That lifers get as five yr olds based on their potential, immutable hooks, and family money and connections, rather than merit. Because what merit has a five yr old shown or could show? But then boosters will claim that every student at an expensive private is extraordinary and deserves a spot at certain colleges.

If every eighth grader had to compete for a ninth grade spot, then you could make the argument but that isn’t how it works. It’s not how the world works.

But parents still like to think their lifer who isn’t admitted to their reach is somehow disadvantaged.

The lifer’s life!

So private schools are filled with lifers who have no merit. But at the same time private school college results should also be discounted because they can select the cream of the crop while those poor public schools in Bethesda and Potomac have to take all those poor kids?

Ok

No, not all private school kids are lifers. The older they are when admitted, the more their admittance was based on their own merit. Those admitted for ninth (with the exception of some of the GDS admits last year given the unusually high percentage of ninth grade admits who were siblings) usually are the ones who could be called the cream of the crop. Also, some lifers are pretty bright and of course, the schools do get rid of the ones who need support the school won’t provide along the way.

But yes, a lifer just has too keep their nose clean and fit the mold and they never have to compete for a spot until they apply to college. Easy street. And then their parents are shocked the kid doesn’t get admitted to their Ivy.

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

So you don't even have a son, let alone a son at STA and you're lying and making stuff up about STA Penn Admits?

What is wrong with you?

Get a freaking life!! People like you are so unbelievably weird.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Across the board the DMV privates are soing very well!

Amazing that the top dmv publics are doing just as well if not better than most privates too!

They have 500 plus kids in their grades - there is no comparison with the percentage of the class that goes to top 20 schools.

I think more like 300 plus, still big but not sure about 500 plus at W schools.

Whitman's average class size is around 500. GDS senior class size is 130.

And Sidwell has ~125 students. If Whitman (or any other area public) sends 4x as many students to Ivies and top 25 colleges, then I’ll be impressed. Unless or until that happens, please hush.

This is stupid. Everyone knows that public schools have to take everyone; private schools can exclude the bottom 75% of any class that public schools are obliged to take. Rates of ivy/top schools really isn't a remotely relevant comparison.

gds and Sidwell have large portions of their classes that entered in the lower school so it’s inaccurate to suggest that they’re curating the entire 9th grade class. And let’s not even start the lifer discussion.

What's the lifer discussion?

That lifers wouldn’t have been admitted in 9th grade and it’s so unfair that they taking up spots.

That lifers get as five yr olds based on their potential, immutable hooks, and family money and connections, rather than merit. Because what merit has a five yr old shown or could show? But then boosters will claim that every student at an expensive private is extraordinary and deserves a spot at certain colleges.

If every eighth grader had to compete for a ninth grade spot, then you could make the argument but that isn’t how it works. It’s not how the world works.

But parents still like to think their lifer who isn’t admitted to their reach is somehow disadvantaged.

The lifer’s life!

So private schools are filled with lifers who have no merit. But at the same time private school college results should also be discounted because they can select the cream of the crop while those poor public schools in Bethesda and Potomac have to take all those poor kids?

Ok

No, not all private school kids are lifers. The older they are when admitted, the more their admittance was based on their own merit. Those admitted for ninth (with the exception of some of the GDS admits last year given the unusually high percentage of ninth grade admits who were siblings) usually are the ones who could be called the cream of the crop. Also, some lifers are pretty bright and of course, the schools do get rid of the ones who need support the school won’t provide along the way.

But yes, a lifer just has too keep their nose clean and fit the mold and they never have to compete for a spot until they apply to college. Easy street. And then their parents are shocked the kid doesn’t get admitted to their Ivy.

there are several lifers in my daughter’s US class at NCS who are among the brightest in the class. it’s not so across the board, but also some of the girls admitted in 9th aren’t academic heavyweights either. it’s very class dependent although many on this board would like to pretend every NCS girl is the same sad, pressured child who has no fun and sits at home doing schoolwork for hours while being berated by her parents and pressured to get into an Ivy.

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

Good riddance! I highly doubt she was admitted.

I don’t have anything to prove to you. Believe it or not. Thankfully, she attends a much better school.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

Doubtful that she was admitted to NCS. So if you are not interested in Cathedral schools then why harping on STA. Get a life.

Some silly STA boy keeps bragging about the school’s admissions to top colleges…without a shred of evidence.
I simply called him out. While I’m “getting a life,” you should also look for one.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

Doubtful that she was admitted to NCS. So if you are not interested in Cathedral schools then why harping on STA. Get a life.

NCS wasn’t a difficult admit. You’re acting like it’s Sidwell or GDS.

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

Doubtful that she was admitted to NCS. So if you are not interested in Cathedral schools then why harping on STA. Get a life.

NCS wasn’t a difficult admit. You’re acting like it’s Sidwell or GDS.

Seriosly, it's 2023 not 2003. Sidwell and GDS only admit Ivy pedigree. Just look at this year's amazing ED results!

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

Doubtful that she was admitted to NCS. So if you are not interested in Cathedral schools then why harping on STA. Get a life.

NCS wasn’t a difficult admit. You’re acting like it’s Sidwell or GDS.

Seriosly, it's 2023 not 2003. Sidwell and GDS only admit Ivy pedigree. Just look at this year's amazing ED results!

Yes, the DEI efforts at all these schools ring pretty hollow around this time of year when legacy admits are king.

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

Doubtful that she was admitted to NCS. So if you are not interested in Cathedral schools then why harping on STA. Get a life.

Some silly STA boy keeps bragging about the school’s admissions to top colleges…without a shred of evidence.
I simply called him out. While I’m “getting a life,” you should also look for one.

Huh? You realize there are internal documents so all parents know where students last year and years past are currently attending. Because they don't want to share with a nosy person like you doesn't make it true. They have nothing to prove to you. I have also seen these stats but am certainly not sharing them on a public forum.

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

So you don't even have a son, let alone a son at STA and you're lying and making stuff up about STA Penn Admits?

What is wrong with you?

Get a freaking life!! People like you are so unbelievably weird.

You should really take it down a notch. Better yet, focus some of this energy on STA’s football scandal/coverup.
People who live in glass houses…

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

Doubtful that she was admitted to NCS. So if you are not interested in Cathedral schools then why harping on STA. Get a life.

NCS wasn’t a difficult admit. You’re acting like it’s Sidwell or GDS.

Preppy high society families are not sending their daughters to Sidwell or GDS. It is normally an all girls school and NCS is the top in that regard followed by Holton.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:STA has last 4 years out with cumulative numbers:

Top schools by attendance:

Chicago - 37
Yale - 17
Dartmouth - 17
G’town - 13
BC - 11
Harvard - 10
Tulane - 10
Princeton - 9
Columbia - 9
UVA - 9
Davidson - 8
Bowdoin - 7
Wake Forest - 7
Cornell - 6
UNC (3 Moreheads) - 6
Duke - 6
St. Andrew’s - 6
Morehouse - 5
Northwestern - 5
Notre Dame - 5
Michigan - 4
Penn - 4

“Cumulative numbers”? No, thanks!

What’s wrong with cumulative numbers?

Cumulative numbers can hide important changes and trends—it doesn’t tell the current story. For example, all 4 Penn admits may have happened 4 years ago. There have been zero Penn admits for 3 years. If I’m a STA student (or prospective student) interested in Penn, I would like to know this information.

You are a shit stirrer and won’t get into STA so no worries there.

You are incorrect. There were 2 STA admits last year.

Lol—I don’t want to be admitted to STA. I’m a parent and I have daughters. My oldest daughter applied and was admitted to NCS. Thankfully, she was admitted to her top choice coed private, so she declined NCS’ offer. My youngest daughter didn’t apply to NCS because, after the first admissions cycle with my oldest daughter, I wasn’t impressed with the Cathedral Schools.

I hope that you enjoy that joyless, stifling environment though. It seems like a good fit for you.

So you don't even have a son, let alone a son at STA and you're lying and making stuff up about STA Penn Admits?

What is wrong with you?

Get a freaking life!! People like you are so unbelievably weird.

You should really take it down a notch. Better yet, focus some of this energy on STA’s football scandal/coverup.
People who live in glass houses…

you are replying to at least 3 differnent posters