75% deferral For UT Austin OOS today

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote: Of course they defer most OOS - They admit over 40% in-state apps. Why not apply to your own in-state flagship.

You’re literally in a DC forum and DC has no “in-state flagship” … do better at reading the room.

Yeah because most of the posters on here actually live in D.C and not other states.

A fair amount of us do - check out the DCPS forum! Twit.

Did you really use the term “Twit”? Lol That’s precious

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: Of course they defer most OOS - They admit over 40% in-state apps. Why not apply to your own in-state flagship.

You’re literally in a DC forum and DC has no “in-state flagship” … do better at reading the room.

Yeah because most of the posters on here actually live in D.C and not other states.

Just bc you’re here doesn’t mean it’s not a DC forum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: Of course they defer most OOS - They admit over 40% in-state apps. Why not apply to your own in-state flagship.

You’re literally in a DC forum and DC has no “in-state flagship” … do better at reading the room.

Yeah because most of the posters on here actually live in D.C and not other states.

Just bc you’re here doesn’t mean it’s not a DC forum.

[Anonymous]

Anyone else’s kid get in but it is just a portal notification (with confetti) and says kid’s name and major but no “letter” so to speak.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else’s kid get in but it is just a portal notification (with confetti) and says kid’s name and major but no “letter” so to speak.

I believe this happened with my kid as well last cycle. Letter came later.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else’s kid get in but it is just a portal notification (with confetti) and says kid’s name and major but no “letter” so to speak.

That is how they do it.

[Anonymous]

Thank you! It looks like a mistake !

[Anonymous]

Are they doing the admits by major. A lot of kids in dc school got in for education and bio. Dd is another major and got deferred as did kids with other majors
I’m a bit pissed cos we applied EA

[Anonymous]

should all deferred write letters of intrests?

[Anonymous]

Ut specifically says not to. But given they haven’t kept to their ea promise not sure. Have any others submitted last year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: Of course they defer most OOS - They admit over 40% in-state apps. Why not apply to your own in-state flagship.

You’re literally in a DC forum and DC has no “in-state flagship” … do better at reading the room.

Yeah because most of the posters on here actually live in D.C and not other states.

I mean, a whole lot of them do! Have you read the local schools forum? Seriously?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are they doing the admits by major. A lot of kids in dc school got in for education and bio. Dd is another major and got deferred as did kids with other majors
I’m a bit pissed cos we applied EA

Imagine paying OOS Public tuition for Education and Bio majors. If they think they were doing this and able to change majors later they will be in for a surprise. It's not an easy task there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are they doing the admits by major. A lot of kids in dc school got in for education and bio. Dd is another major and got deferred as did kids with other majors
I’m a bit pissed cos we applied EA

Yes.

[Anonymous]

Test

[Anonymous]

Does UT Austin accept kids of legacy and large donors?