3.4 uw (no APs) & 1300 SAT - where can he get in?

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community college + SAT prep

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Anonymous wrote:Penn State
NC State (maybe)
U of South Carolina
Bama (Culverhouse Business School is very well resourced)
Tenn
Ole Miss
Maybe UMCP
Definitely Towson
Maybe DE

I wouldn’t opt for a small school nobody has heard of unless your kid needs a small school. Gettysburg is crazy expensive, and it’s not going to register with potential employers the way a state flagship will.

My kid with 3.7 us and no ap or honors did not get in Delaware. No Way to UMD college park. But my kid had abysmal sat score and a 1300 is respectable. Make UDel a reach. And if you in MD consider Towson. My education major DD had a great experience.

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Anonymous wrote:Really? Vassar, F&M and Skidmore, Bucknell? Do these seem realistic to people? I had thought those were out of reach for my son, who has a higher gpa and higher scores based on Navisnce.

Yes, I think those are out of reach.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Penn State
NC State (maybe)
U of South Carolina
Bama (Culverhouse Business School is very well resourced)
Tenn
Ole Miss
Maybe UMCP
Definitely Towson
Maybe DE

I wouldn’t opt for a small school nobody has heard of unless your kid needs a small school. Gettysburg is crazy expensive, and it’s not going to register with potential employers the way a state flagship will.

Are you coming from public or private?
My kid with 3.7 us and no ap or honors did not get in Delaware. No Way to UMD college park. But my kid had abysmal sat score and a 1300 is respectable. Make UDel a reach. And if you in MD consider Towson. My education major DD had a great experience.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Juniata College
Muhlenberg
Allegheny College

Juniata sounds like a good fit for him.

We will look at Juniata. Thank you so much for the recommendation!

It used to be a small, women only teaching college.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Penn State
NC State (maybe)
U of South Carolina
Bama (Culverhouse Business School is very well resourced)
Tenn
Ole Miss
Maybe UMCP
Definitely Towson
Maybe DE

I wouldn’t opt for a small school nobody has heard of unless your kid needs a small school. Gettysburg is crazy expensive, and it’s not going to register with potential employers the way a state flagship will.

Are you coming from public or private?
My kid with 3.7 us and no ap or honors did not get in Delaware. No Way to UMD college park. But my kid had abysmal sat score and a 1300 is respectable. Make UDel a reach. And if you in MD consider Towson. My education major DD had a great experience.

MCPS public. We were not surprised when she did not get into Delaware or Penn State or Temple, she was below avg student. And Towson was just fine, especially for an education major. She’s working right alongside to those who went to OOS state public and private schools and doing just as well. I forgot to mention that now she is an elementary school teacher in MCPS.

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A questions on the APs. Is it “no APs” because the private school didn’t offer them?

So much is about rigor available at the private or public high school.

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Anonymous wrote:I’d think JMU, CNU, UDel, Miami Ohio, St. Joe’s, Towson, Elon, TCNJ.

Thank you. What are CNU and TCNJ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Penn State
NC State (maybe)
U of South Carolina
Bama (Culverhouse Business School is very well resourced)
Tenn
Ole Miss
Maybe UMCP
Definitely Towson
Maybe DE

I wouldn’t opt for a small school nobody has heard of unless your kid needs a small school. Gettysburg is crazy expensive, and it’s not going to register with potential employers the way a state flagship will.

Not happening with an 18% oos limit and below average stats

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’d think JMU, CNU, UDel, Miami Ohio, St. Joe’s, Towson, Elon, TCNJ.

Thank you. What are CNU and TCNJ?

Christopher Newport and The College of New Jersey

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’d think JMU, CNU, UDel, Miami Ohio, St. Joe’s, Towson, Elon, TCNJ.

Thank you. What are CNU and TCNJ?

Christopher Newport and The College of New Jersey

Thank you.

[Anonymous]

Rochester

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Anonymous wrote:Rochester

No. Rochester would need a rigorous course load + higher GPA.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rochester

No. Rochester would need a rigorous course load + higher GPA.

It’s perfectly within reach for Rochester coming from private school

[Anonymous]

UVA