Yale--Class of 2029

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DS is turning Yale down so good luck to someone else. Great school.

Curious where they are headed and the decision criteria ?

My DC is considering Yale vs another top ivy

It’s down to the other top 2.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DS is turning Yale down so good luck to someone else. Great school.

Curious where they are headed and the decision criteria ?

My DC is considering Yale vs another top ivy

It’s down to the other top 2.

Harvard ? My kid also considering Harvard vs Yale and just has more information about Harvard at this point

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DS is turning Yale down so good luck to someone else. Great school.

Curious where they are headed and the decision criteria ?

My DC is considering Yale vs another top ivy

It’s down to the other top 2.

Harvard ? My kid also considering Harvard vs Yale and just has more information about Harvard at this point

Not PP, but the "other top 2" would imply Harvard and Princeton

[Anonymous]

All of you with HY offers, what did your kid do?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are also many high stats that are interesting. They are trying to hide the low stats URMs and mix in low stats white kids. It's a really bad look that Trump will go after.

Are you really calling white kids with 1400s low stats and a bad look?

I wonder what Barron's SATs were like. My guess is they won't be thinking kids with 1400s are kids that deserve shade.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are also many high stats that are interesting. They are trying to hide the low stats URMs and mix in low stats white kids. It's a really bad look that Trump will go after.

The only difference between a kid with top decile SAT (1390) and a kid with 1550-1600 is purely test taking skills OR a $3000 one on one test prep course only very few can afford.

Go ahead and make yourself feel better by assuming your snowflake is smarter and more deserving than the kid who “only” got a 1390

This person forgot to mention the other sources of high stats.

One is living in a school zone with houses so expensive that the least capable students would be at least average elsewhere.

Another is prepping/tutoring starting from the elementary years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are also many high stats that are interesting. They are trying to hide the low stats URMs and mix in low stats white kids. It's a really bad look that Trump will go after.

Are you really calling white kids with 1400s low stats and a bad look?

I wonder what Barron's SATs were like. My guess is they won't be thinking kids with 1400s are kids that deserve shade.

He was TO and a donor pick. This department of Education is hellbent on proving discrimination so they can fine universities $$$. Watch and see.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are also many high stats that are interesting. They are trying to hide the low stats URMs and mix in low stats white kids. It's a really bad look that Trump will go after.

Are you really calling white kids with 1400s low stats and a bad look?

I wonder what Barron's SATs were like. My guess is they won't be thinking kids with 1400s are kids that deserve shade.

He was TO and a donor pick. This department of Education is hellbent on proving discrimination so they can fine universities $$$. Watch and see.

Natalie Biden was TO too.

[Anonymous]

My DS got into Harvard and Yale. Still not exactly sure how given some of the talent at his school, but we are grateful. Barring some sort of freak experience at Visitas, will pick H. Officially, the rationale is based on the kids he knows at H, the kids he knows are going in the fall, Boston, and his interesting in policy. Unofficially, I think it’s much more simple: it’s H.

[Anonymous]

In case helpful, DC went to Bulldog days and had a miserable time. Chose Yale anyway and adores it. So those events can be misleading! Random aside, apparently there were a good number of kids who had already decided on Harvard and spent the whole time talking about it. Didn’t happen with any other top colleges 🤷🏼‍♀️

[Anonymous]

Do you think there will be any difference in his current federal actions impact the experience ar Harvard vs Yale ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My DS got into Harvard and Yale. Still not exactly sure how given some of the talent at his school, but we are grateful. Barring some sort of freak experience at Visitas, will pick H. Officially, the rationale is based on the kids he knows at H, the kids he knows are going in the fall, Boston, and his interesting in policy. Unofficially, I think it’s much more simple: it’s H.

I wish visitas wasn’t so late in April

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My DS got into Harvard and Yale. Still not exactly sure how given some of the talent at his school, but we are grateful. Barring some sort of freak experience at Visitas, will pick H. Officially, the rationale is based on the kids he knows at H, the kids he knows are going in the fall, Boston, and his interesting in policy. Unofficially, I think it’s much more simple: it’s H.

I wish visitas wasn’t so late in April

^this. DC got into H and P but not Y. Hard to decide and I know it’s a great problem to have.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DS is turning Yale down so good luck to someone else. Great school.

Curious where they are headed and the decision criteria ?

My DC is considering Yale vs another top ivy

It’s down to the other top 2.

Harvard ? My kid also considering Harvard vs Yale and just has more information about Harvard at this point

Go to Bulldog days! Most kids are happier at Yale vs Harvard undergrad, but see what yours thinks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My DS got into Harvard and Yale. Still not exactly sure how given some of the talent at his school, but we are grateful. Barring some sort of freak experience at Visitas, will pick H. Officially, the rationale is based on the kids he knows at H, the kids he knows are going in the fall, Boston, and his interesting in policy. Unofficially, I think it’s much more simple: it’s H.

what does his interesting in policy mean?