Any acceptances in hand already?

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Anonymous wrote:Deferred to from Clemson. DD is ticked off. Did they accept anyone OOS?

Yes, dtgr accepted OOS

Clemson:
OOS, no hooks, 1340 SAT, 3.72 unweighted, 1 AP, NMSF. DD only did two extracurriculars, but did them all four years and had a leadership role in both.

1340 SAT NMSF??

Not from Maryland is my guess.

+1 my thought too. Must be from a very low performing area.

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Anonymous wrote:Salve Regina University in Newport, RI

So pretty! Congrats!

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Anonymous wrote:Deferred to from Clemson. DD is ticked off. Did they accept anyone OOS?

Yes, dtgr accepted OOS

Clemson:
OOS, no hooks, 1340 SAT, 3.72 unweighted, 1 AP, NMSF. DD only did two extracurriculars, but did them all four years and had a leadership role in both.

1340 SAT NMSF??

Not from Maryland is my guess.

I am the PP- she was NMSF in DC, so you are correct- not Maryland. However she couldn't reproduce anything similar when she later took the actual SAT. It happens, but I guess you could not decouple PSAT (NMSF) and the SAT. NMSF is sometimes luck and the PSAT is easier than the SAT anyway.

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Anonymous wrote:LSU

Congratulations!
My daughter really wanted to go to LSU. She ended up elsewhere for various reasons and is happy where she is, but LSU still holds a place in our hearts.

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Anonymous wrote:Deferred to from Clemson. DD is ticked off. Did they accept anyone OOS?

Yes, dtgr accepted OOS

Clemson:
OOS, no hooks, 1340 SAT, 3.72 unweighted, 1 AP, NMSF. DD only did two extracurriculars, but did them all four years and had a leadership role in both.

1340 SAT NMSF??

Not from Maryland is my guess.

I am the PP- she was NMSF in DC, so you are correct- not Maryland. However she couldn't reproduce anything similar when she later took the actual SAT. It happens, but I guess you could not decouple PSAT (NMSF) and the SAT. NMSF is sometimes luck and the PSAT is easier than the SAT anyway.

Kudos to your DD. The cut score is always the highest or equal in DC within the DMV and last year it was higher than both MD and VA.

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My DS just got accepted to York College of Pennsylvania with a $7500 per year merit scholarship.

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Congratulations to the awesome! I went there many years ago and it lead to great things. I am so glad I went there.

Anonymous wrote:Not my kid but Lewis & Clark released their ED and I know a delighted awesome kid headed to Portland!

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Anonymous wrote:Deferred to from Clemson. DD is ticked off. Did they accept anyone OOS?

Yes, dtgr accepted OOS

Clemson:
OOS, no hooks, 1340 SAT, 3.72 unweighted, 1 AP, NMSF. DD only did two extracurriculars, but did them all four years and had a leadership role in both.

1340 SAT NMSF??

Not from Maryland is my guess.

+1 my thought too. Must be from a very low performing area.

Don't be a dick to make yourself feel better. Not a good look.

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Bums

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Anonymous wrote:Deferred to from Clemson. DD is ticked off. Did they accept anyone OOS?

Yes, dtgr accepted OOS

Clemson:
OOS, no hooks, 1340 SAT, 3.72 unweighted, 1 AP, NMSF. DD only did two extracurriculars, but did them all four years and had a leadership role in both.

1340 SAT NMSF??

Not from Maryland is my guess.

+1 my thought too. Must be from a very low performing area.

Don't be a dick to make yourself feel better. Not a good look.

??? The cut score is based to get a certain percentage of students. So in some areas that cut score is higher in some areas it’s lower. Not sure what your problem is.

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Anonymous wrote:LSU

Congratulations!
My daughter really wanted to go to LSU. She ended up elsewhere for various reasons and is happy where she is, but LSU still holds a place in our hearts.

Congrats! Love that campus!

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Anonymous wrote:Deferred to from Clemson. DD is ticked off. Did they accept anyone OOS?

Yes, dtgr accepted OOS

Clemson:
OOS, no hooks, 1340 SAT, 3.72 unweighted, 1 AP, NMSF. DD only did two extracurriculars, but did them all four years and had a leadership role in both.

1340 SAT NMSF??

Not from Maryland is my guess.

+1 my thought too. Must be from a very low performing area.

Don't be a dick to make yourself feel better. Not a good look.

??? The cut score is based to get a certain percentage of students. So in some areas that cut score is higher in some areas it’s lower. Not sure what your problem is.

PP said her DD is in DC. DC has the highest cutoff for NMSF -- 223 this year. It's odd that her DD would get a 223 or higher on PSAT (an extremely high score), but a 1340 on SAT. That's what people are pointing out. But I guess that's what happened here...

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Anonymous wrote:Salve Regina University in Newport, RI

Gorgeous campus. Congrats!

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Anonymous wrote:My DS just got accepted to York College of Pennsylvania with a $7500 per year merit scholarship.

Congrats!

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My son went to his dream school after getting deferred in ED. And for those waitlisted at Clemson and similar he also got in there in RD. It all somehow works out.