Where do girls in bottom 25% at Visi and SR go to college

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where did Trump go? Yeah, that’s where they go.

Trump went to the school where someone was able to get him in through connections. He has never earned anything in his life. When you get a kid with mental illness and connections you get Trump.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some examples from SR matriculations this year of the "lower" ranked schools:

Santa Clara
Wake Forest
Pitt
Miami of Ohio
Holy Cross
Ohio State
Clemson
V Tech
Tulane
Richmond
Villanova
American

SR has been sending kids to Wake Forest befofe this year

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some examples from SR matriculations this year of the "lower" ranked schools:

Santa Clara
Wake Forest
Pitt
Miami of Ohio
Holy Cross
Ohio State
Clemson
V Tech
Tulane
Richmond
Villanova
American

SR has been sending kids to Wake Forest befofe this year

Who is claiming otherwise? This is a list where likely lower 25% of class matriculates.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From what I’ve witnessed the parents make a phone call and reach out to someone they know to get their daughter in. Visi➡️GU. It’s done a lot

My kid got into GU and we have no connections. She didn't even want to go there...just applied in case she didn't get into her other choices.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well, keep in mind those accounts are independent of the school and many choose not to post. In other words, it’s reasonable to assume that the bottom 25% have heavy overlap with those who don’t post.

I don’t know about Visi but SR’s is monitored by SR’s social media and college office. And so far they have posted everyones college.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You should really ask your school for that info.

In the fall of junior year, Holton provides info to parents about the grade distribution and the corresponding schools that girls in each quintile had attended in the past.

For the lowest 20 percentile, the corresponding GPA range in DD’s class was 2.6-3.4. The schools mentioned included: American U, Kenyon, Oberlin, Mount Holyoke, Penn State, Pitzer, Reed. (Frankly, these are fantastic options; it was a positive surprise.)

Under a 3.0 gets you into those schools?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You should really ask your school for that info.

In the fall of junior year, Holton provides info to parents about the grade distribution and the corresponding schools that girls in each quintile had attended in the past.

For the lowest 20 percentile, the corresponding GPA range in DD’s class was 2.6-3.4. The schools mentioned included: American U, Kenyon, Oberlin, Mount Holyoke, Penn State, Pitzer, Reed. (Frankly, these are fantastic options; it was a positive surprise.)

Under a 3.0 gets you into those schools?

No. Kids at Holton going to these schools have way higher than a 3.0

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You should really ask your school for that info.

In the fall of junior year, Holton provides info to parents about the grade distribution and the corresponding schools that girls in each quintile had attended in the past.

For the lowest 20 percentile, the corresponding GPA range in DD’s class was 2.6-3.4. The schools mentioned included: American U, Kenyon, Oberlin, Mount Holyoke, Penn State, Pitzer, Reed. (Frankly, these are fantastic options; it was a positive surprise.)

Under a 3.0 gets you into those schools?

No. Kids at Holton going to these schools have way higher than a 3.0

Girls in the bottom 20 percent of the GPA distribution get into these schools. Given grade inflation, there are very, very few with GPA below 3. Last year, the lowest GPA was around 2.8 (and still admitted to Bucknell).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.instagram.com/srseniors2026_?igsh=MWIyaWE3OGc4ZHh0Mg==

This. From years past, schools like providence college and fairfield U were possible from bottom 25%, as well as schools like Sewanee, American, College of Charleston, Clemson, and some need aware SLAC like conn college, denison, muhlenburg, dickinson, wooster.

Average gpa for Fairfield is 3.9. https://www.fairfield.edu/admission-and-aid/apply/first-year-applicants/admission-profile/

[Anonymous]

Towson and UMBC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.instagram.com/srseniors2026_?igsh=MWIyaWE3OGc4ZHh0Mg==

This. From years past, schools like providence college and fairfield U were possible from bottom 25%, as well as schools like Sewanee, American, College of Charleston, Clemson, and some need aware SLAC like conn college, denison, muhlenburg, dickinson, wooster.

Average gpa for Fairfield is 3.9. https://www.fairfield.edu/admission-and-aid/apply/first-year-applicants/admission-profile/

Um…that’s a weighted GPA across the many grade-inflated schools that litter our nation. Unweighted is probably an 3.2 or so, likely right around the 25th percentile at Visi. Only 38% submit scores with 1370 as the mid-point of those who report. That means the middle point of test scores would probably be around 1230-1250 if everyone reported. Again, this is not what one would normally associated with a 20% admission rate.

They’re playing the Northeastern game, but not as well and with less impressive marketing.

[Anonymous]

How many girls really have low gpa at these schools?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ole Miss
Providence
College of Charleston
University of Alabama
TCU
Syracuse
NYU

Apply ED - Full Pay coming from those schools even if you are in the bottom 1/2, you are well prepared for college

They are not getting into Syracuse or NYU. The others are on point.

I know 3.6 ED student off to NYU from a private high school that is not as rigorous as Visi or Stone Ridge. NYU loves ED / Full Pay.

What Major? If theatre, that tracks.

But bottom 25% at VISI do not have a 3.6 UW!

Tish is one of the hardest to get into at NYU…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some examples from SR matriculations this year of the "lower" ranked schools:

Santa Clara
Wake Forest
Pitt
Miami of Ohio
Holy Cross
Ohio State
Clemson
V Tech
Tulane
Richmond
Villanova
American

You consider Richmond accessible to the lower 25% of the SR or Visi class? Uh hard no. It’s in top 25 usnwr

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some examples from SR matriculations this year of the "lower" ranked schools:

Santa Clara
Wake Forest
Pitt
Miami of Ohio
Holy Cross
Ohio State
Clemson
V Tech
Tulane
Richmond
Villanova
American

You consider Richmond accessible to the lower 25% of the SR or Visi class? Uh hard no. It’s in top 25 usnwr

But for Visi, it’s considered a lower tier school. There’s levels to this sh*t.