You couldn't wait to come here and post this. |
Similar MIT & Univ of Penn & Stanford accepted Univ. Chicago denied. |
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In at one crapshoot and out at another isn’t interesting. That’s normal.
In at Michigan. Rejected U Conn. This is what we’re here for. |
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Rejected: Georgeia Tech
Waitlisted: Georgetonw and Northeastern In: Notre Dame Mendoza |
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Accepted: Cornell, USC, Umich
Rejected: WashU, Barnard, Emory, Hopkins Attending: Cornell |
Yield issue? From my current high schooler's college night talk, a well known safety school recently began pulling back on the number of acceptances of kids from this school. Reason being yield. The college doesn't want to be a safety school and its previous low number of attendings look bad. So it literally halved the number of kids they were accepting from said school. If RP's kid was Ivy level material, non-Ivy schools probably don't want to play ball with him/her. |
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Son waitlisted at Brandeis & Case Western, accepted at Carnegie Mellon.
Rejections were only amongst reaches above CM. |
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Into Pomona; rejected
At Conn and Trinity |
2019- old news. |
Once a fraud, always a fraud. |
| It's interesting but only to a point. I wouldn't look for logic. These schools are flooded with applicants. So if your student has the stats, that's just the entry cost for the lottery ticket. Winning it, amongst a sea of amazingly talented applicants, is indeed, a lottery. Please realize no school with a lower than 20-25% acceptance rate is a safety, it's a rookie mistake (Georgetown??!!). |
I think it's done to demonstrate the crapshoot. it's not a out the individual kids but the realities of the college process. Don't take these decisions personally because they aren't an accurate reflection on you/your child's abilities. |
| I've heard some schools will reject if they can tell theyre a safety school for that student. |
| Amazingly, different colleges have different needs. Just because you get into one school doesn’t mean you meet the needs of another, despite them possibly having a higher aceeptance rate. |
Really. But I am wondering which school DD chose. |