Middlebury ED results?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's standard at all selective schools, yes. My kid got into Midd as well and I'll admit I'm a little worried about them checking out at this point. From what I've heard, a little bit of a slip is okay but they send a letter if there's a noticeable dip.

Important to stay out of trouble and not to do stupid things too. Don’t plagiarize a paper using AI etc.

[Anonymous]

Midd taking a huge loss on their Monterey campus. But it’s good they are selling it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Midd taking a huge loss on their Monterey campus. But it’s good they are selling it.

Does Middlebury actually own MIIS? Like do they own the buildings and property? I’d imagine property in downtown Monterey is worth a pretty penny.

[Anonymous]

Add another poster who cares about this outdated LAC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Add another poster who cares about this outdated LAC.

Outdated how?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Midd taking a huge loss on their Monterey campus. But it’s good they are selling it.

They have said that they will not make any disposition decisions about the Campus prior to June of 2027. Also given the value of real estate in that area they aren’t going to take a loss.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Midd taking a huge loss on their Monterey campus. But it’s good they are selling it.

Does Middlebury actually own MIIS? Like do they own the buildings and property? I’d imagine property in downtown Monterey is worth a pretty penny.

Yes they do. They purchased the campus from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges in 2005 when they took over the Monterey Institute. And if they sell it they will probably make quite a bit on the property.

[Anonymous]

Deferred (so probably no)
Female 4.2 1530 9APs Strong West Coast Private.
Solid leadership, ECs, and volunteering but noting earth shattering.

SLACs are fairly popular at our school especially for high academic athletes.

She is applying widely and has targets that she likes so it will be fine but Middlebury was her favorite.

[Anonymous]

Sorry to hear that but sounds like your family is taking it in stride.

The above results speak to how arbitrary and impossible to predict the whole process is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Deferred (so probably no)
Female 4.2 1530 9APs Strong West Coast Private.
Solid leadership, ECs, and volunteering but noting earth shattering.

SLACs are fairly popular at our school especially for high academic athletes.

She is applying widely and has targets that she likes so it will be fine but Middlebury was her favorite.

Sorry to hear it. Those are almost exactly my DD's stats who was hoping to ED2 to Middlebury. It sounds really competitive, and the no supplementals and fee waivers is likely making it even more so. Nice job having some solid targets.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Deferred (so probably no)
Female 4.2 1530 9APs Strong West Coast Private.
Solid leadership, ECs, and volunteering but noting earth shattering.

SLACs are fairly popular at our school especially for high academic athletes.

She is applying widely and has targets that she likes so it will be fine but Middlebury was her favorite.

Sorry to hear it. Those are almost exactly my DD's stats who was hoping to ED2 to Middlebury. It sounds really competitive, and the no supplementals and fee waivers is likely making it even more so. Nice job having some solid targets.

Your DD should shoot her shot, noting ventured nothing gained. Good luck to her!

Mine will be fine. She'll apply to a few other NESCACs though they are hard. She has some SLACs in the 20-30 range that she liked as well as a couple of smaller R1s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Deferred (so probably no)
Female 4.2 1530 9APs Strong West Coast Private.
Solid leadership, ECs, and volunteering but noting earth shattering.

SLACs are fairly popular at our school especially for high academic athletes.

She is applying widely and has targets that she likes so it will be fine but Middlebury was her favorite.

Sorry to hear it. Those are almost exactly my DD's stats who was hoping to ED2 to Middlebury. It sounds really competitive, and the no supplementals and fee waivers is likely making it even more so. Nice job having some solid targets.

Your DD should shoot her shot, noting ventured nothing gained. Good luck to her!

Mine will be fine. She'll apply to a few other NESCACs though they are hard. She has some SLACs in the 20-30 range that she liked as well as a couple of smaller R1s.

I love the attitude, there are so many great schools outside of the small group which gets so much attention here.

[Anonymous]

Good luck look at Holy Cross and Bucknell slightly easier admits

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Anonymous wrote:Flat out rejected. 1540 SAT, ~93.5 GPA on 14 honors (School doesn't have APs + I knew this was weakest part, but thought that maybe ED + other parts would make up), tons of leadership throughout the school, research assistant for prof. at ivy+, very strong letters of rec, essay that CC said was one of the strongest he's ever read, good interview, full pay male, and even would have been more than happy to be a Feb.

Sometimes it's just not meant to be :cry:

This is very surprising

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Flat out rejected. 1540 SAT, ~93.5 GPA on 14 honors (School doesn't have APs + I knew this was weakest part, but thought that maybe ED + other parts would make up), tons of leadership throughout the school, research assistant for prof. at ivy+, very strong letters of rec, essay that CC said was one of the strongest he's ever read, good interview, full pay male, and even would have been more than happy to be a Feb.

Sometimes it's just not meant to be :cry:

This is very surprising

This seems like AO error.. these credentials place the applicant in the top quartile .