TJ admissions

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My DD started this year as a freshman. She's returning to her private school this semester. The cohort is unhealthy and she will be successful anywhere. Please look closely at the school and what you want for your kid.

What specifically did you find unhealthy about the cohort at TJ ?

[Anonymous]

Franklin has around 40 kids applying each year with "TS" or less than 10 getting in. Would the 1.5% spots for the qualified kids at Franklin be out of the 40?

[Anonymous]

If so, it would be quite hard to get into TJ, because after schools rounds the remaining kids are thrown into an open pool. LMK if im wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Franklin has around 40 kids applying each year with "TS" or less than 10 getting in. Would the 1.5% spots for the qualified kids at Franklin be out of the 40?

Yes, so there's around a 1 in 4 or 5 chance of admission. That's very reasonable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Franklin has around 40 kids applying each year with "TS" or less than 10 getting in. Would the 1.5% spots for the qualified kids at Franklin be out of the 40?

It’s 1.5% of the 8th grade cohort from Franklin.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Franklin has around 40 kids applying each year with "TS" or less than 10 getting in. Would the 1.5% spots for the qualified kids at Franklin be out of the 40?

It’s 1.5% of the 8th grade cohort from Franklin. [/quot

+1. Franklin gets an allocation of seats equal to 1.5% of the total number of its 8th graders. Let’s say they have 400 of them. Franklin gets 6 seats. Those 6 seats are filled by the top 6 kids of the 40 that applied.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Franklin has around 40 kids applying each year with "TS" or less than 10 getting in. Would the 1.5% spots for the qualified kids at Franklin be out of the 40?

It’s 1.5% of the 8th grade cohort from Franklin.

Yes, but wouldn't they choose the top 1.5% of people who apply? like 1.5% of the roughly 40 people who apply from Franklin. Again, PLEASE correct me if im wrong. Would be happy for feedback!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Franklin has around 40 kids applying each year with "TS" or less than 10 getting in. Would the 1.5% spots for the qualified kids at Franklin be out of the 40?

It’s 1.5% of the 8th grade cohort from Franklin. [/quot

+1. Franklin gets an allocation of seats equal to 1.5% of the total number of its 8th graders. Let’s say they have 400 of them. Franklin gets 6 seats. Those 6 seats are filled by the top 6 kids of the 40 that applied.

Ahh, thank you! that makes sense.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Franklin has around 40 kids applying each year with "TS" or less than 10 getting in. Would the 1.5% spots for the qualified kids at Franklin be out of the 40?

It’s 1.5% of the 8th grade cohort from Franklin. [/quot

+1. Franklin gets an allocation of seats equal to 1.5% of the total number of its 8th graders. Let’s say they have 400 of them. Franklin gets 6 seats. Those 6 seats are filled by the top 6 kids of the 40 that applied.

Ahh, thank you! that makes sense.

Sorry- meant to say that to 20:58.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Franklin has around 40 kids applying each year with "TS" or less than 10 getting in. Would the 1.5% spots for the qualified kids at Franklin be out of the 40?

It’s 1.5% of the 8th grade cohort from Franklin. [/quot

+1. Franklin gets an allocation of seats equal to 1.5% of the total number of its 8th graders. Let’s say they have 400 of them. Franklin gets 6 seats. Those 6 seats are filled by the top 6 kids of the 40 that applied.

Ahh, thank you! that makes sense.

Sorry- meant to say that to 20:58.

[Anonymous]

oop- everything is being quoted and re sent on my computer. Am I really that old? lol.

[Anonymous]

Looks like it won't let me quote... in that case I ment to say "That makes sense" to 21:20! Sorry for the confusion I am causing.

[Anonymous]

Someone posted a chart of applicants for TJ in the TJ Falls topic that shows a huge difference from the Applicants to the pool. I am not certain if that difference is due to kids applying who don’t meet the TJ requirements and are not in pool. The Admit plus pool does not sum to the number of applicants. I am trying to quote it below.

Just because people apply doesn’t mean that they meet the requirements.

The wealthier AAP centers sent kids to TJ at a much higher rate than the ones with higher % FRE. For class of 2024:

(red is best case scenario for schools with "TS" data)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Someone posted a chart of applicants for TJ in the TJ Falls topic that shows a huge difference from the Applicants to the pool. I am not certain if that difference is due to kids applying who don’t meet the TJ requirements and are not in pool. The Admit plus pool does not sum to the number of applicants. I am trying to quote it below.

Just because people apply doesn’t mean that they meet the requirements.

The wealthier AAP centers sent kids to TJ at a much higher rate than the ones with higher % FRE. For class of 2024:

(red is best case scenario for schools with "TS" data)

So, if out of those 40 say 5 don’t meet the requirements, and Franklin ms has 400 kids, would they choose 6 people out of the 35? That’s pretty solid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Someone posted a chart of applicants for TJ in the TJ Falls topic that shows a huge difference from the Applicants to the pool. I am not certain if that difference is due to kids applying who don’t meet the TJ requirements and are not in pool. The Admit plus pool does not sum to the number of applicants. I am trying to quote it below.

Just because people apply doesn’t mean that they meet the requirements.

The wealthier AAP centers sent kids to TJ at a much higher rate than the ones with higher % FRE. For class of 2024:

(red is best case scenario for schools with "TS" data)

This was data for the class of 2024 - before the admissions change.