Anyone's kid still undecided?

[Anonymous]

Still undecided at 8:00 Saturday night. None of the schools is the perfect choice. It will have to just be a good enough choice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid decided but still doesn’t seem excited.

+1 the mood is ... not great.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My kid just got off the IU Music wait list. So, now it's a choice between IU or computer science at Michigan State. I think he's going to pick IU, but he's indecisive by nature.

That is awesome, and Luddy plus Jacobs = really awesome

I think he will love B-town. Watch all those one-way streets

+1. He just committed to Indiana today. Third generation Hoosier!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mine decided yesterday. I was like, just have a decision logged at some point Friday. It's Brown for the win!!!!

I am so happy for you! And I am an NU alum, too, with one dc who graduated in 2020.

My honest opinion: NU is a great school, but it's not worth $83k. If my dc had lived in a dorm senior year, it would have cost $71k (it was less because dc lived in an apartment). That was just three years ago! There's a point where you just say it's ridiculous and steer your kids to other schools.

[Anonymous]

16 hours and 23 mins to go and still no decision!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:16 hours and 23 mins to go and still no decision!

Forced my kid to decide last night at 7p. It is like a huge weight is lifted.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My kid decided but still doesn’t seem excited.

+1 the mood is ... not great.

I am the quoted PP. I am afraid my kid is still hoping to get off one of his WL schools even though he knows it is basically impossible.

[Anonymous]

There is hope. Mine got off a waitlist on Friday. Good luck.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Still undecided at 8:00 Saturday night. None of the schools is the perfect choice. It will have to just be a good enough choice.

These threads are driving me nuts. It’s not that deep, at this point the kid needs to make a gut decision. In life, once you’ve weighed the pros and cons, you make the gut decision. Shouldn’t be this hard.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Still undecided at 8:00 Saturday night. None of the schools is the perfect choice. It will have to just be a good enough choice.

These threads are driving me nuts. It’s not that deep, at this point the kid needs to make a gut decision. In life, once you’ve weighed the pros and cons, you make the gut decision. Shouldn’t be this hard.

I agree but my kid is one of these last minute hold outs. It's driving me nuts. By midnight tonight it will have to be done.

[Anonymous]

I think we finally heard the decision about 10 pm last night. In the past 2 weeks, DC has cycled between three different schools, but finally came back around to the one that had been the favorite for months before that (as mom and dad expected).

[Anonymous]

Kid decided late last night. Not happy with decision because I don’t think it’s a good fit and DC did not do enough looking into the school, but it’s not my decision to make.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Still undecided at 8:00 Saturday night. None of the schools is the perfect choice. It will have to just be a good enough choice.

These threads are driving me nuts. It’s not that deep, at this point the kid needs to make a gut decision. In life, once you’ve weighed the pros and cons, you make the gut decision. Shouldn’t be this hard.

It is hard for my kid because DC got off the waitlist this week at a school we haven't been able to visit. Picking it blind after settling on a different school required a bit of time. It's not like they are missing a deadline. They have until midnight tonight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Still undecided at 8:00 Saturday night. None of the schools is the perfect choice. It will have to just be a good enough choice.

These threads are driving me nuts. It’s not that deep, at this point the kid needs to make a gut decision. In life, once you’ve weighed the pros and cons, you make the gut decision. Shouldn’t be this hard.

When you only got into safeties that you didn’t expect to have to choose from, and they’re fairly similar with none standing out over the other, or with each having one significant flaw that you need to decide you can live with, then yes it can be hard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Still undecided at 8:00 Saturday night. None of the schools is the perfect choice. It will have to just be a good enough choice.

These threads are driving me nuts. It’s not that deep, at this point the kid needs to make a gut decision. In life, once you’ve weighed the pros and cons, you make the gut decision. Shouldn’t be this hard.

When you only got into safeties that you didn’t expect to have to choose from, and they’re fairly similar with none standing out over the other, or with each having one significant flaw that you need to decide you can live with, then yes it can be hard.

Visit both and pick one! Not hard. They can allwsys transfer.