SJC notification already on portal

[Anonymous]

Anyone know what the yield is for SJC in a typical year? I know it’s often lower down on some families’ lists. Are we taking probably 600 admits or is it fewer than that?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know two current 9th graders from Deal that were denied at SJC last year and accepted at Big3/5.

I know two boys last year rejected from SJC. One went to Walls and the other to GZ. Shocked their Mom didn't post on DCUM about their rejection! Ha!

no, that Walls kid was admitted to SJC. I know the kid.

Um so that is my kid who was rejected and is now at Walls. Me thinks you don't know all the kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know two current 9th graders from Deal that were denied at SJC last year and accepted at Big3/5.

I know two boys last year rejected from SJC. One went to Walls and the other to GZ. Shocked their Mom didn't post on DCUM about their rejection! Ha!

no, that Walls kid was admitted to SJC. I know the kid.

Um so that is my kid who was rejected and is now at Walls. Me thinks you don't know all the kids.

So neither of you knows all?

[Anonymous]

My Deal kid (Benilde applicant) was also denied.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Competitive year. Straight A student, sporty, 99% HSPT - Rejected. I’m a bit shocked!

This can't be real.

[Anonymous]

It may be because they couldn’t offer him/her a spot in the scholars program.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Competitive year. Straight A student, sporty, 99% HSPT - Rejected. I’m a bit shocked!

This can't be real.

Oh but it is!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Competitive year. Straight A student, sporty, 99% HSPT - Rejected. I’m a bit shocked!

This can't be real.

Oh but it is!

Was it 1st choice? Did they have solid essays that said why SJC? Any ideas on why they said no?

[Anonymous]

I'd be curious how many denials were also Catholic (whether private or public school kid).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It may be because they couldn’t offer him/her a spot in the scholars program.

if they don't make Scholars they don't get a spot in the regular academic program? Seems harsh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It may be because they couldn’t offer him/her a spot in the scholars program.

if they don't make Scholars they don't get a spot in the regular academic program? Seems harsh.

no, they'll accept them and put them in all honors classes.

[Anonymous]

I was chatting with an admissions member at a different school who said that high stats is not the only thing they are looking for - want to make sure they are actually interested and not just applying to collect acceptances.

[Anonymous]

I just checked the portal/checklist and nothing there. I guess that is good news. We are expecting a scholarship.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Competitive year. Straight A student, sporty, 99% HSPT - Rejected. I’m a bit shocked!

Sorry to hear that. Just curious as to what other factors they are looking at that supersedes these data points.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Competitive year. Straight A student, sporty, 99% HSPT - Rejected. I’m a bit shocked!

This can't be real.

Oh but it is!

Did your kid apply to other schools?