DC Deferred at WUSTL - Move on?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is she willing to look at St. Louis University in St. Louis? If she likes an urban campus, Butler University in Indianapolis might be a good fit, too.

The population hoping for a T25 is not going to St Louis U

Are you stupid St Louis is in MO no DD should be going to college in MO none!
They are already changing their laws you fool.

Please start taking your meds again (and stop making a fool out of yourself).

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hire a firm to help with loci and DI strategy. You need real updates though and need to show academic momentum.

A good loci is not what you see online.

Money down the drain, lost cause, not within WashU expected test/GPA range.

Move on to T-70 schools, e.g. Brandeis, Tufts and other excellent schools

My kid was deferred from a similar T20 school - didn’t ED2 - got professional help on loci (as well as RD apps) and was admitted in RD to the original school and several others.
Similar stats if not worse.

I found the professional help here. GL!

Do you still have the link to your original thread? TIA

PP can not post the original thread since it is a bullshit made-up story

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hire a firm to help with loci and DI strategy. You need real updates though and need to show academic momentum.

A good loci is not what you see online.

Money down the drain, lost cause, not within WashU expected test/GPA range.

Move on to T-70 schools, e.g. Brandeis, Tufts and other excellent schools

My kid was deferred from a similar T20 school - didn’t ED2 - got professional help on loci (as well as RD apps) and was admitted in RD to the original school and several others.
Similar stats if not worse.

I found the professional help here. GL!

Bullshit

Huh? What’s bs? It’s my experience. Yvmv
There’s more than one way.

This place used to be so much more helpful - without trolls like you.

if it is not bullshit, post the original thread as requested by another poster

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hire a firm to help with loci and DI strategy. You need real updates though and need to show academic momentum.

A good loci is not what you see online.

Money down the drain, lost cause, not within WashU expected test/GPA range.

Move on to T-70 schools, e.g. Brandeis, Tufts and other excellent schools

My kid was deferred from a similar T20 school - didn’t ED2 - got professional help on loci (as well as RD apps) and was admitted in RD to the original school and several others.
Similar stats if not worse.

I found the professional help here. GL!

Do you still have the link to your original thread? TIA

PP can not post the original thread since it is a bullshit made-up story

What original thread?

I posted that post about hiring a professional IEC for app reviews /LOCI after a deferral. I hired a firm mentioned here - don’t think there was an “original thread”.
Don’t want to advertise though bc of annoying trolls like PP.

Search “application review” or better yet start a new thread. GL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hire a firm to help with loci and DI strategy. You need real updates though and need to show academic momentum.

A good loci is not what you see online.

Money down the drain, lost cause, not within WashU expected test/GPA range.

Move on to T-70 schools, e.g. Brandeis, Tufts and other excellent schools

My kid was deferred from a similar T20 school - didn’t ED2 - got professional help on loci (as well as RD apps) and was admitted in RD to the original school and several others.
Similar stats if not worse.

I found the professional help here. GL!

Do you still have the link to your original thread? TIA

PP can not post the original thread since it is a bullshit made-up story

What original thread?

I posted that post about hiring a professional IEC for app reviews /LOCI after a deferral. I hired a firm mentioned here - don’t think there was an “original thread”.
Don’t want to advertise though bc of annoying trolls like PP.

Search “application review” or better yet start a new thread. GL.

Bullshit

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid was waitlisted (not this year) but in off the waitlist on day 1 when it opened. Do the LOCI if they allow it for a deferral IF you have new info to share. Mine had signficiant updates. Good luck. It’s a great school.

What makes it a great school?

Very student focused (lots of money poured back into things for students)

Advising is excellent

Dorms excellent

Professors make themselves available

Research available if desired

Worth the 80-90k price tag? So a rich kids school..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hire a firm to help with loci and DI strategy. You need real updates though and need to show academic momentum.

A good loci is not what you see online.

Money down the drain, lost cause, not within WashU expected test/GPA range.

Move on to T-70 schools, e.g. Brandeis, Tufts and other excellent schools

My kid was deferred from a similar T20 school - didn’t ED2 - got professional help on loci (as well as RD apps) and was admitted in RD to the original school and several others.
Similar stats if not worse.

I found the professional help here. GL!

Do you still have the link to your original thread? TIA

PP can not post the original thread since it is a bullshit made-up story

What original thread?

I posted that post about hiring a professional IEC for app reviews /LOCI after a deferral. I hired a firm mentioned here - don’t think there was an “original thread”.
Don’t want to advertise though bc of annoying trolls like PP.

Search “application review” or better yet start a new thread. GL.

Bullshit

What exactly are you decrying?
That she used professional help with the applications

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hire a firm to help with loci and DI strategy. You need real updates though and need to show academic momentum.

A good loci is not what you see online.

Money down the drain, lost cause, not within WashU expected test/GPA range.

Move on to T-70 schools, e.g. Brandeis, Tufts and other excellent schools

My kid was deferred from a similar T20 school - didn’t ED2 - got professional help on loci (as well as RD apps) and was admitted in RD to the original school and several others.
Similar stats if not worse.

I found the professional help here. GL!

Do you still have the link to your original thread? TIA

PP can not post the original thread since it is a bullshit made-up story

What original thread?

I posted that post about hiring a professional IEC for app reviews /LOCI after a deferral. I hired a firm mentioned here - don’t think there was an “original thread”.
Don’t want to advertise though bc of annoying trolls like PP.

Search “application review” or better yet start a new thread. GL.

Bullshit

What exactly are you decrying?
That she used professional help with the applications

NP but i’m guessing this poster suspects college consultants are trying to sell their services here, or perhaps a parent repeating the sales pitch they got from a college consultant. There was a line in an earlier post that claimed that a consultant can provide LOCI advice that can’t be found elsewhere that rang a bit BS-y to me also. Tapping in to the deep vein of parental anxiety indeed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid was waitlisted (not this year) but in off the waitlist on day 1 when it opened. Do the LOCI if they allow it for a deferral IF you have new info to share. Mine had signficiant updates. Good luck. It’s a great school.

What makes it a great school?

Very student focused (lots of money poured back into things for students)

Advising is excellent

Dorms excellent

Professors make themselves available

Research available if desired

Worth the 80-90k price tag? So a rich kids school..

My kid is super-happy there. I don't know that any college is worth that price tag though!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hire a firm to help with loci and DI strategy. You need real updates though and need to show academic momentum.

A good loci is not what you see online.

Money down the drain, lost cause, not within WashU expected test/GPA range.

Move on to T-70 schools, e.g. Brandeis, Tufts and other excellent schools

My kid was deferred from a similar T20 school - didn’t ED2 - got professional help on loci (as well as RD apps) and was admitted in RD to the original school and several others.
Similar stats if not worse.

I found the professional help here. GL!

Do you still have the link to your original thread? TIA

PP can not post the original thread since it is a bullshit made-up story

What original thread?

I posted that post about hiring a professional IEC for app reviews /LOCI after a deferral. I hired a firm mentioned here - don’t think there was an “original thread”.
Don’t want to advertise though bc of annoying trolls like PP.

Search “application review” or better yet start a new thread. GL.

Bullshit

What exactly are you decrying?
That she used professional help with the applications

NP but i’m guessing this poster suspects college consultants are trying to sell their services here, or perhaps a parent repeating the sales pitch they got from a college consultant. There was a line in an earlier post that claimed that a consultant can provide LOCI advice that can’t be found elsewhere that rang a bit BS-y to me also. Tapping in to the deep vein of parental anxiety indeed.

Wait, what?

I'm the parent who said she hired professional help much earlier. I absoluately owned up to it. I'm not selling my services (lol) or even listing the people I hired for my 2 kids. I did think the help I got was well worth it - but you may differ. So what? Don't spend your $$. Why do you freaking care. I was answering the OP anyway. WGAF?

Once upon a time, this place was super helpful for info sharing, resources, and discussing top school strategy. No longer. This place has become toxic, where info sharing is now discouraged. I feel like it's 1 or 2 deranged SAHMs who post all day long waiting for posters to come back. And calling BS or some other troll nonsense.

I'm out. Better forums for this now exist. Have 1 more going through this process next year and can't wait to be one.

Good riddance to you and the PP. Gatekeep all you want. Monitor this site like psychos. F off.
No need to "list my original thread," whatever that means.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid was waitlisted (not this year) but in off the waitlist on day 1 when it opened. Do the LOCI if they allow it for a deferral IF you have new info to share. Mine had signficiant updates. Good luck. It’s a great school.

What makes it a great school?

Very student focused (lots of money poured back into things for students)

Advising is excellent

Dorms excellent

Professors make themselves available

Research available if desired

Worth the 80-90k price tag? So a rich kids school..

For me, yes it is worth it. Great school, great reputation, kid is happy and safe and getting a good education. Tons of kids are on reduced tuition/room and board…and they also think it’s great, I suspect.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Title says it all. DC really loved WUSTL and is really bummed. Should they move on and ED2 to their second favorite? Stats are 4.39 GPA, 1470 SAT, 11 APs, captain of two varsity teams, and a decent internship at a hospital last summer. So solid student but not outstanding.

I think she has a realistic chance at WUSTL during RD, nonetheless the chance is small for everyone. Real, but likely in the single digits to low teens.

ED2 give her a meaningful higher chance. From a probability-maximization standpoint, it's not optimal to opt out ED2.

Skipping ED2 only makes sense if WUSTL is her true, singular, love.

[Anonymous]

Never move on. Fixate. Never forget, never forget. Think about it at night, all night. Until there's nothing else to think about. Until you are totally obsessed. Because that's the most healthy way to deal with things. Because that's the way that everyone who's wealthy has every dealt with things.

Someone stonewalled you? Break the wall.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Title says it all. DC really loved WUSTL and is really bummed. Should they move on and ED2 to their second favorite? Stats are 4.39 GPA, 1470 SAT, 11 APs, captain of two varsity teams, and a decent internship at a hospital last summer. So solid student but not outstanding.

I think she has a realistic chance at WUSTL during RD, nonetheless the chance is small for everyone. Real, but likely in the single digits to low teens.

ED2 give her a meaningful higher chance. From a probability-maximization standpoint, it's not optimal to opt out ED2.

Skipping ED2 only makes sense if WUSTL is her true, singular, love.

Huh? You can’t go from deferred ED1 to ED2. Why are you mentioning ED2 at all?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Never move on. Fixate. Never forget, never forget. Think about it at night, all night. Until there's nothing else to think about. Until you are totally obsessed. Because that's the most healthy way to deal with things. Because that's the way that everyone who's wealthy has every dealt with things.

Someone stonewalled you? Break the wall.

Go away