Any chances getting in GT program with the following scores.
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Anonymous
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with the below scores of
NNAT 99% 140 COGAT 130 WISC 123 GBRS 9 Any chances of getting into the GT program. Thanks. |
Anonymous
| What grade? Were you accepted or rejected? |
Anonymous
| those scores look like a kid who has done a lot of test prep |
Anonymous
| those scores look like a mathy kid who will do well in advanced math |
Anonymous
"Mathy?" Are you 12? |
Anonymous
| she is in 2nd grade. Thanks. |
Anonymous
Was she accepted? |
Anonymous
Why make this post if she was accepted already? |
Anonymous
Maybe, but also why make this post and not be clear what was rejected and what is new for appeal? I’m relatively new to AAP and this board but know people will want to know which info was included originally, what is new, and is the WISC GMU or private as well as what subscores were. Those all seem to be asked on these types of posts. |
Anonymous
I agree. The question should be clear. Was the WISC done before or after being rejected? Not that it matters but Im curious because the kid seems to be a pool kid and I dont know why people have this idea that you have to get a WISC to appeal. WISC helps if the kid is NOT in the pool. Other things like work samples and recommendations matter more if the kid is in pool and got rejected. Also GBRS but theres nothing you can do about that. |
Anonymous
| The child was not in pool with those scores. Needed 132. |
Anonymous
The NNAT is above 132. Why was the child not in pool? |
Anonymous
| Nope. Unfortunately the CoGAT scores are below the cutoff and GBRS is also not high enough. |
Anonymous
| I wouldn't submit the WISC. It doesn't help your case since it's the lowest score. |
Anonymous
| Are this WISC IV or WISC V. Also, which grade is your kid. |